Wall on Hope
Great article by CSM Phil Wall over at the Rubicon here. Well worth a read.
Great article by CSM Phil Wall over at the Rubicon here. Well worth a read.
Isaiah 61:1-4 Anyone who knows me will realise that when it comes to scripture, Isaiah 61 has always been important to me. I’ve had it on my wall, in my wallet etc for a long time. For me its just a perfect picture of ministry in the power of the Spirit in the name of … More Isaiah 61
Bale has posted the very useful little booklet – ‘Ladder to Holiness’ by William Booth here Check it out.
“The important thing is this: to be able at any moment to sacrifice what we are for what we could become.” — Charles Du Bois
There is one thing I truly love in life. It won’t come as a surprise to you, perhaps, but its the presence of Jesus by his Spirit. To sense him filling you again and again is a foretaste of heaven and since the very beginning of my Christian life I’ve been so blessed by the … More Painful Prayer
I was greatly encouraged by the post that dropped onto my mat this morning. Alove’s regular mailing included their new D:Pack, a nice shiny booklet highlighting discipleship in 2009 and beyond with some great, practical and earthed resources and strategies. Alove, which has been around for a wee while now has, in my opinion, been … More Pleasant Surprises
Get ready for some stuff thats so simple and relatively uncomplicated that it might just blow your mind! Floyd McClung offers five simple steps for planting. As we build the Kingdom we need simple and biblical strategies for doing that all emcompassing task of making disciples of all nations. Here is what he suggests: 1) … More A Five Step Strategy to planting
THIS BLOG IS NOW REMOVED DUE TO THE VIDEO PLAYER STARTING AUTOMATICALLY ON LOADING THE BLOG.
The shape of our corps changes from tomorrow…the first key shift as we usher in our ‘Under the Fence’ strategy (see below). Last Sunday was our last weekly public meeting based on the old ‘build it and they will come’ paradigm. From tomorrow, we throw ourselves wholeheartedly into being a cell/ward corps. We’re calling our … More Changing Shape, Changing Mission