We had a great time in Lewis…really great holiday and great time of refreshment (in more ways that one…boy is it cold up there!) I could blog loads about it, but I’ll just jot down a few observations: – the only traffic we encountered on Sunday were busses full of people travelling to church.– I’d … More Observations on Lewis
A few months back someone prophesied that I was having squirrel ministry at the moment. By that he meant that I was like a squirrel getting ready for a winter, packing away food in the store so as to be equipped for the season to come. Interestingly, someone prophesied a few years back something to … More Salvationist Squirrels
Asleep In The Light Watch, listen and hear the Spirit speak to your heart.
Hat tip to Stephen Court for the following: CSM is an important local officer position. We have two people filling it in our corps. CSM Phil Wall (an LO at a corps in UK) was heard recently to say, on accountability, “If you don’t master yourself, your self will master you.” On the same subject, … More Corps Sergeant-Major
We are in the thrust of beginning to flesh out our corps review from earlier this year. After the typical ‘lazy’ (yet crazy) summer in this part of the world, we’re back in action thick and fast. Main thing is our Ward System is due to start running in November. This is really exciting. We … More Wards
I wonder if a few seconds dangled over the fire of hell would change our attitudes towards evangelism?
We dedicated our daughter to the Lord and the war last week. Did it myself (we don’t need a priest, hallelujah!)…and it was rocking! Had some pumpin’ worship and some really special moments (plus lotsa food!). Anyway, here are the promises we made on Saturday: William Booth once said that ‘the greatness of a man’s … More Ceitidh’s Dedication
Gordon Cotterill over at UrbanArmy offers a helpful quote: “when elephants fight, its the grass that gets trampled.” I can certainly sympathise with Gordon, and with the grass, in these days for our Territory and indeed for the worldwide Army, because this thing truly has wide reaching implications. For those of you who have no … More Salvationist Elephants
The thing about ministry is that you often have to grapple with who you are, what God’s called you to, and in areas where there are situations that would seek to divert you, you must work hard to focus. I went into our Sunday evening meeting last weekend with my head doing summer-saults (if that’s … More Grappling
I’ve no idea who said ‘keep your chin tucked in’ but it sounds like good advice. I feel like I’m in a place where that needs to be the order of the day! Lets put it this way, I had to lovingly preach on Hebrews 13:17,18 last Sunday morning! Go figure! There isn’t a huge … More Keep your chin tucked in
