Christian Walk

The stepwise progression of the Beatitudes in Salvation We now conclude our study of the beatitudes (Matthew 5:3-12) which describe the...

We continue our study with the next 4 beatitudes in Matthew 5

Kingdom Living is described in the Beatitudes The Kingdom of God in us: the Beatitudes Matthew 5:3-11 In Part 1 we asked the question;...

The Holy Spirit Ushers in the Kingdom of God/Heaven. Renewal by the Holy Spirit Matthew 12:27And if I drive out demons by Beelzebul, by...

The Kingdom of God/Heaven comes when we are regenerated or born-again. Everything is renewed at the point of the new birth. Nicodemus does

How to put on the armour and enter into the battle

The Helmet of Salvation and the Sword of the Spirit Helmet and Sword 5.      The Helmet of Salvation Ephesians 6:17 And take the helmet...

16 above all, taking the shield of faith with which you will be able to quench all the fiery darts of the wicked one.

We must set aside all our hindrances, weights, and distractions –anything that takes our eyes off Jesus.

Our race of faith that began the moment we asked Jesus into our lives, whom the author of Hebrews calls both “the pioneer and perfecter ''

Is committing you ways and works to the Lord the key to success and fulfilment?

Whatever we do in any sphere of life we must understand that all our undertakings require a total dependence upon God for without the Lord

Unless God is in the task from its inception our plans are going nowhere and will eventually fail.

Jesus came to meet people’s needs Jesus came to meet their need for Salvation. Jesus came to meet their need for Deliverance. Jesus came to

God is zealous for you, you should be zealous for Him.

The Bible emphasizes the importance of directing our zeal towards righteous causes. It calls for wholehearted dedication to God’s commands

Godly enthusiasm requires action which can manifest in various ways, often reflecting a deep passion and commitment to one’s faith...

The Bible uses several different words for this idea of being filled with enthusiasm: ardour, zeal, whole-heartedness. A favourite is eager.

A good place to start our prayers is by making them that line up with scripture such as the one in Phil 4:6-7

we should remember one of John Wesley’s most famous quotes “In essentials, unity; in non-essentials, liberty, in all things charity.

29 but he who blasphemes against the Holy Spirit never has forgiveness but is subject to eternal condemnation”— 30 because they said...

As you may know many Christians at times wonder (particularly when young in the faith) if we have committed the unforgivable sin.

King Solomon asked God for a hearing heart. I Kings 3:7 “Now, Lord my God, you have made your servant king in place of my father David....

When scripture talks about the heart it is nearly always talking about the seat of our very being, rather than the pump which moves blood

As a Pharisee, Nicodemus’ mind would begin to turn towards Exodus 14:21 (the Exodus) when the strong wind dried up the Red sea...

Nicodemus did not call Jesus Lord. When Nicodemus called Jesus Rabbi (teacher from God) he had got it right thus far, for the many miracles

Remember the parable of the big debtor who was forgiven his massive debt, yet he refused to forgive someone else a comparatively small debt

How can we spur one another towards love and good works? I think the best approach by our own Godly example.

Our basis for accepting each other as brothers and sisters in Christ is that the Lord himself has already accepted each one of us.

Christianity is all about love meaning that our Christianity means for us to love God and to love our fellow man.

Reading John chapter 6 recently it struck me that this chapter is all about bread.

Confessing your sins is agreeing with God that it was wrong and inappropriate for us as God’s family, then we can receive our forgiveness

v9, we need to name our sins before the Lord and somehow God is able to cleanse us from them all –perhaps even the ones we did not remember!

The chastening of the Lord How does God deal with Christians who are out of fellowship?: Hebrews 12: 5 And you have forgotten the...

1 John 1:9 The ongoing remedy for our sin In some ways when we get saved or born again the Lord could say ‘I have cleansed every sin from...

However when it comes to answering the ‘why’ questions as to the meaning and purpose of certain things including your life itself...

The integrity of God’s character is a better explanation of our apparent conundrum of how the God of the Old Testament approves or even...

How can we match up these curses from the imprecatory Psalms with the God of Love described in the New Testament?

How can we match up these curses from the Psalms with the God of Love described in the New Testament?

Two of the greatest revivals in the 20th century were the Welsh and the Lewis/Hebridean revivals, both involving Celtic peoples.

The reason we do not have revival is that we are willing to live without it.

Here is God’s solution for a backslidden and lukewarm church. Sow for yourselves in righteousness –Sowing; –live right before God-

However Hosea and his fellow minor prophets brought major messages to God's covenant people.

God is calling you to break up the fallow ground in your heart. The fallow ground is the soil of your heart that used to produce fruit.

As part of my own personal testimony when I was converted to Christ, I quickly developed a new sense of purpose for my life.

When a believer is born again somehow the image of God is restored. A major goal of the Christian life is to bear a true of image of God

So far we have learned that the bible teaches that 'made in the image of God' refers to the image of God's character i.e. righteousness...

Something happens to our ‘image of God’ that it is distorted by sin but the new birth giving us the new man somehow restores our ‘image'

Modern atheistic scientists tell us that humans are in an unimportant species, found on an insignificant planet in an obscure part of the...

Circumstances and events will sometimes indicate God's direction for us. Paul wrote about such a circumstance in his life in 2 Corinthians 2