Soli Deo gloria – by Dave Hall
The longer I live as a Christian, and the closer thereby I get to death, the one thing that amazes me more and more is that all of my sins are forgiven! It is wonderful enough that a holy, righteous, pure God should forgive a sinner one sin, but to forgive all sins seems too […]
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Isn’t it amazing how affected we are as human beings by our circumstances and situations. One day the sun is shining, we are on holiday, everywhere we look we see the beauty of nature and we are filled with praise and joy. The next it is pouring with rain, we are at work and everyone […]
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I thought I’d dig a little into Psalms in these daily blogs for a while. I only intend to take a verse or so and just develop it a little to see what it is saying, hopefully without taking it out of context. And I’m starting today with Psalm 139:16 Psalm 139 is one of […]
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Before we take a break from looking at different countries I thought we should look at one South American country having looked at countries in Asia, Africa, Europe and the Middle East. And since Michael and Janice worked in Brazil for a time as members of plfc it would be good to make it Brazil. […]
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We’ve looked at China (the most populated country in the world) and India comes in second with a population of just under 1.4 billion (over 4 times that of the USA). Amazingly, given the high population density in some of their cities, they have had fewer confirmed cases to date of the virus than the […]
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What do these two countries have in common? On every website I looked at they are both listed as ‘countries’ and it for this that they are linked by being the second smallest (Monaco 2km²) and smallest (Vatican City 0.44km²) countries in the world. But that is not all they have in common – they […]
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The writer of Ecclesiastes wrote: Eccles 12:12b Of making many books there is no end, and much study is a weariness of the flesh. And he was certainly right, but before we leave the subject of good sources of information for praying for this world and return to the nations, I have already mentioned in […]
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The more conversations that i have with others, the more evident it becomes that one of the hardest aspects of this season to cope with is the amount, range, often contradictory nature, and repetition of the vast amounts of information we are being bombarded with every day. One of the massive advantages that we have […]
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Given Christ’s own love for the Jews how can we not want to pray for the people of Israel? The land in which so much of the Bible is set, the land where our Saviour walked and taught and went to the cross for us. A land now economically secure despite massive financial investment in […]
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Malawi Although many of us are already fully committed to praying for Malawi, it will do no harm to remind us of their need. As a church, we have for many years (since Colin first introduced us to Abraham) we have supported mission, missionaries and Malawian nationals in their work, study and lives. Malawi is […]
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