Exploring Scripture

Today's thought: A team ministry that shares the heart of Christ is a tonic to any church. 

Today's thought: Does the way we live invite enquiring questions from those around us?  

Today's thought: Wisdom does not rush in but stands poised and ready. 

Today's thought: Prayer will alert us to what God is doing and will also get us in on the action. 

Today's thought: Ask yourself - 'What are the great themes in my life?' Ask the same question to someone who really knows you.  

Today's thought: Whatever the emotional and mental weather was like, the eternal fire still burned within. 

Today's thought: When the life of Christ is truly in the centre of workplace, everyone feels the benefits. 

Today's thought: A Christian in the workplace is designed to be a manifestation of a different way of living. 

Today's thought: Let Christ transform your mindset about work, and thus transform your place of work. 

Today's thought: Our attitude to our work is the determining factor in all that we do. 

Today's thought: Parents were once children themselves. It help to bear that in mind. 

Today's thought: In the eyes of heaven, and obedient attitude is the first step towards any kind of ministry for God. 

Today's thought: Kindness and sacrificial living make up the fertile soil in which a soul grows. 

Today's thought: Loving and voluntary submission, and loving and voluntary sacrifice, are deep themes of the kingdom. 

Today's thought: We do not bring our thinking to the word of God, rather, we bring the word of God to our thinking. 

Authentic ministry, in whatever form it takes, will draw attention to, and reveal, Christ the Lord. 

Today's thought: In heaven-filled churches, teaching and singing go together. Good teaching leads to sings of worship.  

Today's thought: Christ is not be controlled, boxed in, or even marketed. He comes to radically transform us. Let him do so. 

Today's thought: A thankful heart is the perfect environment for the fostering of a peace-filled and peace-ruled community. 

Today's thought: The peace of Christ is the arbitration for all conflicts, but must be sought after and submitted to.