The Christian life is a life, / A life of living Christ / For the constitution and building up / Of the Body of Christ; / The Christian life is a life of living Christ.
“That which we have seen and heard we report also to you that you also may have fellowship with us, and indeed our fellowship is with the Father and with His Son Jesus Christ.” 1 John 1:3
Two weeks ago was the first in-person University Conference since November 2019! I was going to just post pictures on my social media as normal, but then the little write up I did ended up being so long, I realised it was time to make a new blog post. And
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In October, I had the joy and privilege of being part of the church in Munich for a few days, when I visited and joined the saints gathered together for the first Lord’s table. Apologies for the long delay in posting this, but here’s a little report for those who
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What an enjoyable time we had in Malaga at the Iberian Peninsula Conference this past weekend! The messages were rich, edifying and encouraging, the food was delicious and plentiful, the environment was warm and pleasant, and of course the company was sweet and precious! The countries represented at the conference
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The following is a transcript of the sisters’ question and response time on Saturday evening at the Malaga conference. I’m posting it here because the fellowship is so helpful and practical for our Christian living, both for sisters, and for brothers to read. I have been as faithful as I
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A couple of weekend’s ago was the Autumn 2018 University Conference, and the subject of the conference was “Jubilee”. Jubilee means having no worry or anxiety, no concern or care, no lack or shortage, no sickness or calamity, and no problems whatsoever but, rather, having all benefits; hence, all things
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Yesterday, 400 saints from across the UK gathered together for the first Lord’s table of the church in Leeds! It was good to be reminded that every believer in Christ is part of the church, both universally and locally, regardless of where they meet or how they may identify themselves.
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