| Weekly Readings |
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| Each week, one of our authors contributes a weekly reading to the site. This is our archive of those weekly readings. |
 Together - 5th February, 2012This is what fellowship should be about, coming together to worship and praise our awesome God and also to bear with one another, loving one another and supporting eachother no matter the situation. |
| Tough Issues - 29th January, 2012 the church must deal with the issues which tend to be pushed underground in today's curches. We must deal with the real issues which affect the church and not shy away them. |
| Each Day - 22nd January, 2012 Our lives pass by quickly. Some of us use the time flippantly. Lets seek to do what god has planned for us to do and use our time to further His kingdom and make Him known to the nations. |
| Love Your Enemies - 15th January, 2012 The message of loving our enemies is explored in depth. |
| Reading Gold - 8th January, 2012 Studying God's word should be an exciting exercise, after all, it is the book through which God speaks to His people. |
| New Year - 1st January, 2012 Seek to serve the Lord more this year, and allow Him to change you to be more like Him. |
| Christmas Time - 25th December, 2011 Look at Christ's death upon the cross and recognise that he was the lamb of God, the sacrifice for our sin; my sin and your sin, He is the Christ. Christmas should remind us about these things. |
| The Joy Of The Lord - 18th December, 2011 We should not feel as though serving God is burdensome, it should be a joyful experience. |
| For Unto Us - 11th December, 2011 .....remembering what Christ came to do for us, the sacrifice He gave, the life He lived and what He accomplished |
| In His Likeness - 3rd December, 2011 Just as our children immitate us, so we should immitate our heavenly father, who shows us the perfect way in everything. |
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Most of our difficulties are the difficulties that we anticipate or fear are coming tomorrow... Do not worry about tomorrow. Rest down in God.
John G. Lake
