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Following on from this post, I cannot even imagine being a Pastor. I dont think many of us (including myself) really appreciate what it takes to be the shepherd of the flock. As well as preaching sound doctrine, they have to take care of the flock with things ranging from marital problems to just giving [...]

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On 2 May 2008 Cyclone Nargis ripped across the coast of Myanmar (Burma), bringing misery & devastation to tens of thousands. Below is a picture of a human corpse and animal remains decomposing side by side.

This is the reality. The Burmese state media say 22,980 people were killed by Cyclone Nargis but there are fears [...]

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How do you know that you are saved?
Saved or self-deceived?

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I have not been vocal on the topic of abortion on this blog (maybe I should be more) but after reading Anointed Vessels testimony, I had to make a post about it. After all the arguments about abortion, the bottom line comes down to the question ‘What is it?’

If someone discarded a piece of paper [...]

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Proverbs 13:20 He who walks with wise men will be wise, but the companion of fools will suffer harm
You can tell a lot about a person by the company they keep. I have seen the damage done time and time again by people who once went to church, and still hanged out with their old [...]

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My church is currently doing a series called Gracism:The Art of inclusion (not to be confused with the gospel of inclusion) and this is based on the book below by David A. Anderson

Book Description
When people deal with colour, class or culture in a negative way, that’s racism. But the answer is not to ignore differences [...]

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I received this letter from Dr John McArthur yesterday and thought I would share part of it with you
To the average conservative evangelical today, the idea that people who reject the gospel will die and face judgement in hell isnt surprising or particularly controversial. Without the biblical truth of the gospel, there is no salvation. [...]

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A few weeks ago in my church, I was involved in taking part in a parenting course which was very insightful and also exposed the cracks in my own parenting so I thought I would share the notes with you. Click on the session to see the notes
Session 1 - How do families work?
Session 2 [...]

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