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This week I attended a ‘Solace’ service at Riverview church, where Ellie
attends, a reflective space to acknowledge that for some of us Christmas
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2 comments:
7:18 pm
No - I don't believe security is mostly superstition. It is because of the security I have in the Father I can do things in His Name in this world. My security in Him is not superstition.
9:06 am
I suppose the point being made is not to trust in chariots...but the Father.
How people often refer to security is in the things they have aquired...even their health.
As we journey forward in our faith, I feel it is important to realise that we cannot know all God has in store for us, we cannot know the pain and change that might be 'visited' upon us.
Like Joshua, there is a time to 'foolishly' march around a city wall and blow a trumpet...and expect in faith that the walls will come down.
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