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Career Christianity: Qualifications, Authority and the Example of Christ
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The Bible warns Christians about false prophets and false shepherds, but they are not always immediately recognisable. Jesus said: “15 Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves. 16 Ye shall know them by their fruits. Do men gather grapes of thorns, or figs of thistles?”— Matthew 7:15–16 (KJV) Their words may sound compassionate and spiritual, yet their behaviour can reveal pride, dishonesty, greed or a lack of
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Since the beginning of June 2026 we have been praying for a lady who had a severe case of Septicaemia (blood poisoning). We have been following updates and are pleased to announce this person is on their way to a full recovery. Here is the WhatsApp message that confirms everything sent on the 14th of August 2026. Here are prayers petitioned. And of course our thanks to the Lord Jesus. Prayer does work! Prayer can
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Over the past 18 months, we have been greatly blessed as a church to see new people join our church community. It has been a joy to watch individuals learn about the love of God and discover how a relationship with Jesus Christ can straighten our paths and lead us through the many difficult situations we face in life. One of the ways we have sought to serve our congregation is through our blog. We
One of the most troubling inconsistencies within some churches is when a pastor tells a member of the congregation that they should not create a product to glorify God. Yet later that same pastor writes and publishes their own book claiming it is for God’s glory. If writing about God’s truth is wrong for one believer, why is it acceptable for another simply because they stand behind a pulpit? The New Testament teaches that every
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In many parts of the modern church, ministry has increasingly taken on the shape of a career path. There is often an expectation of formal education, structured progression, public recognition and visible platforms of influence. While training, teaching and leadership are valuable gifts to the church, Christians must carefully examine whether this has unintentionally created a form of career Christianity that differs from the pattern we see in Scripture. The central question is not whether