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Guides to mentorship topics and possible bible study content
Answers to questions commonly asked
God conversations on a certain topic

But mostly spiritual food to meditate on, to encourage you to move into a deeper relationship with God and your fellow man.

How this blog works?

I try post once a week. I mostly quote from the New International Version (UK edition) bible. If I quote from any other bible, I will provide this information in the reference. I believe that if a blog is worth following, it has to have worthwhile content, so I take care to write something which is “meaty”, well thought out and meditated over. My goal is to post scriptural “treasures” or information that is helpful to you, will challenge you and encourage you in your own walk with the Lord. It is my deepest hope and earnest prayer that you benefit by your visits.

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Latest Posts

What Does a New Start Require?
What Does a New Start Require?

What Does a New Start Require?

To make a new start there has to be a fresh revelation of God. We have to encounter the supernatural to make sense of our natural again. Like Moses’ bush, or Elijah’s mountaintop experience, we have to see God as He really is. Once we have revelation, we can start.

Spiritually Bored?
Spiritually Bored?

Spiritually Bored?

Are you bored with being a believer? Bored with reading your bible, going to church? Has your prayer life dried up? Could you be spiritually bored?

Neglect of Love
Neglect of Love

Neglect of Love

What happens when we neglect a relationship? Distance grows, we feel isolated or lonely, and we become indifferent. How does neglect affect our relationship with God?