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Our struggle is not against flesh and blood.
By Rosie Moore. Last weekend 33 trucks were destroyed in the Mooi River area, one of them a carrier with a full load of cars. Tens of thousands of jobs have been lost as factories [...]
Jesus didn’t offer the lame man a crutch.
By Rosie Moore. Series: Face-to-face with Jesus (John’s Gospel). I wonder if you’ve ever heard this accusation: “You’re only a Christian because you need a crutch! Your faith is just a comfort to get you [...]
The man who took Jesus at his word.
Series in John’s gospel: Face to face with Jesus, By Rosie Moore. “Go,” Jesus replied, “your son will live.” The man took Jesus at his word and departed (John 4:50). Often we hear the expression “Seeing [...]
Acknowledging the Source
Series: Thankfulness, by Rosie Moore. A former congregant of our Church, who is struggling with a brain tumour, has written a wonderful little book titled “Have you heard of Eternity?” After considering how God [...]
Thanking our heavenly Father, and human dads too
Series: Thankfulness, By Rosie Moore. This Sunday is Father’s day. For many people, it’s a day that brings up painful memories because of a less-than-perfect father. But as Christians, we should see our own [...]
