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Blog: Forgiveness – Easier said than done
Blog: Christian martyrs
Blog: Is it time to start trusting God?
Blog: Crown of thorns
Blog: Let Jesus give you directions
Blog: Servant leadership
Blog: Sustenance through sacrifice
Blog: Jesus: a 4-letter word or the name above all names?
Blog: Resurrection through sacrifice
Blog: Forgiveness through sacrifice
Blog: Sanitise more than hands
Blog: Imagine someone knowing everything about you!
Blog: Still social distancing from God?
Blog: LIfe saving blood
Blog: Everyone praising & worshipping
Blog: King size bed
Blog: Read the Bible through
Blog: Memory loss
Blog: There is no racism in heaven
Blog: There is hope
Blog: Calming our fears
Blog: Remembering Jesus
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Blog: Being thankful
Blog: Remember me
Blog: Until Jesus comes again
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Blog: Obstacles in life
Blog: Responding to external problems
Blog: Responding to personal problems
Blog: God’s good news
Blog: Experiencing God through Worship
Blog: Bread and wine
Blog: Jesus is like royalty
Blog: Lest we forget
Blog: Rebooting ourselves
Blog: When death was arrested
Blog: Worship in Revelation
Blog: The Hallel psalms – Part 2
Blog: The Hallel psalms – Part 1
Blog: Until He comes back
Blog: Change
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Author Archives: George Hawke
Forgiveness – Easier said than done
Forgiveness is hard. It is painful. It can be slow and gruelling. Yet there are no relationships in which forgiveness is not necessary. The forgiveness the Bible speaks of is not turning a blind eye to the wrong committed against … Continue reading
Christian martyrs
Millions of Christians are persecuted across the world today. Pastors are imprisoned or killed for proclaiming the gospel. Young people flee for their lives when their families discover they have converted to Christianity. Believers are beaten, tortured, pursued. They are … Continue reading
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Tagged false accusations, Jesus, martyr, persecuted, persecution, Stephen
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Is it time to start trusting God?
He’s known you the longest! Something bizarre was happening inside me. While I ate and slept and talked and went about life as usual, a tiny human was forming in my womb. A minuscule heart, tiny fingers, spec sized toenails, … Continue reading
Prayer during lockdown
We’re all going through a tough time with this lockdown. Parents will be home schooling for two more months. Travel is restricted. Our grandchildren on the central coast seem to be as far away as those in France. There are … Continue reading
Crown of thorns
Who’s been watching the Olympic games in Tokyo where athletes are striving to win a gold medal? In the ancient games the winner received a laurel wreath to place on their head. The wreath was a symbol of victory. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Jesus, laurel wreath, Olympic games, Olympics, success, thorns, Victory, weeds, wreath
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At life’s crossroads? Let Jesus give you directions
Life’s road is rarely straight. We often find ourselves in places we didn’t expect or want. How are you going with the uncertainty of life at the moment? Do you feel like you’re standing at a crossroads and not sure … Continue reading
Servant leadership
There are two types of leadership: Leader first (self-serving leadership), and servant first (servant leadership). Jesus was an example of servant first leadership. He said: “You [His disciples] know that those who are regarded as rulers of the Gentiles lord … Continue reading
Sustenance through sacrifice
Three times a year Israelite families travelled to the temple in Jerusalem for a religious festival (Ex. 23:14-17; 34:23-24; Dt. 16:16). The first of these was the Passover in spring, when they remembered how God delivered them from slavery in … Continue reading
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Jesus: a 4-letter word or the name above all names?
What do you do in that flash of anger, shock or pain? When you’re driving and another car dangerously pulls out in front of you; when you kick your toe; when you hear bad news; it seems universally human to … Continue reading
Mount Banks, Blue Mountains
Saturday 14 August 2021 Climb Mount Banks and Rigby Hill for views of the Grose Valley. Transport (mini bus) available from North Ryde (8.15am) and Strathfield (8.30am). Return by 6pm. Leader : George Hawke 0422 659 589 Grade : Medium … Continue reading
