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Idols.
We all have them. Whenever Jesus is not central in your life, you have turned to an idol.
I wanted to get in touch with you all and let you know where things are up to with the Project Church and the current COVID-19 pandemic. The staff of the Project Church met yesterday for three hours to hammer out a way forward through this trouble. We began by looking at 2 Chronicles 20:1-13
You don’t have to have seen much of the news lately to know we are in the middle of natural disasters – drought and fire. I wanted to write down a few thoughts for your consideration while thinking about and praying for our nation.
Faith makes people weird. It makes people do things which don’t make sense to the naked eye. This is because faith is primarily concerned with unseen realities.
Faith is a key part of praying for healing, but faith in what? Is faith about picturing what you want or what you think God should do? Does negativity stop God's activity? Peter throws these thoughts around and suggests that faith in the person of God is better than faith in a particular outcome.
It's in stillness that God wants us to trust Him. Silence is an opportunity to put your trust in God and know that it's God that carries everything. Peter explains.
It’s good to know things. As the old maxim goes, ignorance is not an excuse. If you’re caught for going eighty in a sixty zone, not knowing the limit does not excuse your actions. You’re culpable regardless.
All of us are affected by evil and suffering. It is a thorny issue, both philosophically and experientially.
