Monthly Archives: October 2009
Prosperity and Poverty
By Jeremiah Smith “…for I have learned to be content whatever the circumstances. I know what it is to be in need, and I know what it is to have plenty. I have learned the secret of being content in … Continue reading
Patience: A Kingdom Virtue
By Jeremiah Smith Everyday I’m confronted by a culture where “waiting” or “patience” are taboo words. We want fulfillment of our wants and desires as fast as we can cook Kraft Dinner in the microwave. It’s sort of ironic don’t … Continue reading
My Glorious Enough
My Glorious Enough – Ruth Harms Calkin Oh, how I love You, my Lord But not enough. How I hunger and thirst for You But not enough. How I rejoice in Your inimitable goodness But not enough. Pour Yourself lavishly, … Continue reading
Bookstore Musings
By Jeremiah Smith It has become habit (addiction?) to stop at Starbucks/Chapters on my way home from Parliament. I stop for two reasons usually. The first is my well-known addiction to coffee; the stronger and blacker the better. The second … Continue reading
The Real Thing – Miranda Suddards
by Miranda Suddards (from the Nazarite Call Blogsite) There have been a few things washing around in my spirit lately. Five weeks as a Nazarite, and I am wondering what “intercession” really is. We’ve had a level of teaching, which is … Continue reading
The Manifest Presence of God – Alan Gilman
One of our friends in ministry here in Ottawa has a weekly online writing ministry which is a fresh challenge and inspiration each time. Here’s an excerpt from Alan Gilman’s “Torahbytes”. We encourage you to subscribe so … Continue reading
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