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"You can have change without growth but you can't have growth without change". Not only does that observation have a nice 'ring' about it, but it's true. It's true in every area of life b ut it is particularly true in the Christian Church. Some Churches are bastions…read moreOur Journey Through The Valley (77)
If you are a regular reader of "Our Journey Through The Valley", you might recall the experience that I had in the wee small hours of the morning a couple of weeks ago. But then, in those early morning hours, I heard another voice. Not audible. A voice within my spirit that seemed to…read moreOur Journey Through The Valley (76)
Our journey took on a new dimension yesterday. Bev was admitted to hospital for a period of respite care over the next two weeks. The general opinion seems to be that we both need a time of renewal and refreshment. These last couple of months have been demanding on both of us as the disease has…read moreOur Journey Through The Valley (75)
Upon further reflection, something else has come into focus for us. It seems that Jesus was confident that the purpose of His intercession for Peter (i.e. that his faith doesn't fail) was accomplished and that Peter would survive the "sifting" that was about to take place. So, when…read moreOur Journey Through The Valley (74)
The more I reflect on this warning to Peter, the more encouraged I become. In explaining to Peter what was really happening, Jesus indicated that He had prayed for Peter. The past tense could mean that He is not currently doing so. Why might that be? Could it be that Jesus no longer prayed because…read more
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