This one scripture will free you from all fear, literally!
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I believe you'll agree "without faith it is impossible to please God" because it's written in Hebrews 11:6. Therefore, it's important to agree with God's definition of faith. In this short video, I point you to a key scripture that says it all.
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I don’t like this.”
“Why?”
“How long?”
“Why me?”
Questions like these aren’t signs of weak faith. They’re found throughout the Psalms. Even David brought his frustrations, fears, and doubts to God.
The good news? God can handle our honest questions.
“How long, Lord? Will you forget me forever?” — Psalm 13:1
Everyone is driven by something.
Fame.
Money.
Success.
A good time.
But what drives you?
In a world that constantly changes, God alone remains consistent, reliable, and trustworthy.
Many people feel uncomfortable, isolated, judged, or unwelcome. But sometimes the person inviting you understands exactly how you feel—because they once felt the same way.
A short straightsticks story about grace, understanding, and how God often uses ordinary people to reach others.
Some changes happen on the outside.
Others happen deep within the heart.
A conversation about peace, purpose, and finding someone to turn to when life gets heavy.
“Why not you?”
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This prayer is inspired by Psalm 51:10, where King David cried out to God for a clean heart and a renewed spirit. In a world filled with anger, division, and judgment, we need hearts filled with love, forgiveness, compassion, and humility.
🙏 If you're praying this today, comment “Create in me a clean heart.”
The song is a poetic reflection on Jesus (“the Word”), describing His eternal divine nature and His incarnation into the created world. It was given to the fellowship at Fetteresso Church By The Rev. George Sneddon. It emphasises that Christ existed before time, united with the Father and the Spirit in perfect holiness. Despite His divine glory, He entered human history, walking the earth, serving others, and ultimately suffering on the cross.
The poem highlights Jesus as the Creator through whom all things were made—from nature’s beauty to all existence. It calls readers to recognise God’s love, give thanks for life and creation, and understand clearly that the One they worship is Jesus Christ, the eternal Word.
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