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Last week we learnt about the nature of Scripture from Paul’s instructions to Timothy. Scripture is breathed out by God. In this study we will further explore the nature and power of Scripture. Peter, one of the “inner circle” of Jesus’ disciples, the one who was impetuous by nature, the one who understood the amazing
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Kara McLaughlin (South Africa, DPG Day 2) Pray for the Hands@Work team in Nigeria as they do their first ever Maranatha Workshop there this Monday to Friday. This is where they spend the week with the local volunteers (Care Workers) to speak about the Jesus we know, share the gospel and hear their stories. This is
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This week we start a six-week series that will be simply known as Sufficiency. This series is designed to re-focus our church on the essential truths upon which our Christian faith is built. These anchors of the faith were reestablished 500 years ago as the Reformers swept through Europe. In today’s secular and postmodern environment,
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Bethany Kapezya (DR Congo, DPG Day 1) Progress has been made in the legal issues around the school. Pray that all concerned will agree to the court’s decision. Paul and Daphne Chapman (Venezuela, DPG Day 6) Thank God that a potential court case against a brother who was arrested while transporting medicines has been averted by God’s grace
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Bethany Kapezya (DR Congo, DPG Day 1) Praise God that Bethany has recovered well after skin cancer surgery, and she flew back to DRC yesterday afternoon. Pray for good connecting flights and for the safe arrival of Bethany and all her luggage. Belinda and Herman Lamprecht (South Africa, DPG Day 2) Pray for them as they’ve had several break-ins
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1. Sanctification simply means “set apart for God” and the Bible seems to say that it is something that has already happened (cf. 1 Cor 1:2; 6:11) BUT is also still to happen (cf. 1 Thess 4:3-7). Consider the following diagram which tries to represent these two ideas. How helpful (or not) is it? The
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