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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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Stop Pushing
I do a lot. Too much actually. My plate has always got more on it than I can cope with. I am always pushing, always tired. There is never time to slow down and rest.
Generous Living for Restoration
When we live generously, we are in a position to see lives change around us. How does giving our time, energy, resources and talents bring about restoration in the lives of people?
What Does a Generous Heart Look Like?
During times of scarcity, we all cut back. When things are scarce, generosity is the last thing we think of. But can one develop a heart that is generous, even when things are scarce?
Kindness is Not Deserved
We are often kind to people whom we think deserve some kindness, but is that what kindness is really about? What motivates our kindness and is it really only related to the things we say and do?
Everybody Needs Compassion
We may think of ourselves as compassionate, but is it not empathy or pity? What does compassion really look like? Jesus had compassion, so what would we be our characteristics if we were a people of compassion?
