• The Kingdom of Peace

    Daily Reading: Isaiah 11:1-9 This week the invitation is to repent towards Jesus by filling our minds and hearts with truth about Him. It may seem a little strange, then, to read a passage from the Old Testament. But this is a prophecy about the coming Messianic King, so we know that it is actually

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  • Daily Reading: Psalm 72 Let’s keep thinking about the call to repent as a call to turn towards Jesus, the King of God’s Eternal Kingdom. Psalm 72 is an ancient prayer for the king of Israel, and it highlights the thought that the earthly king’s rule should be a reflection of God’s rule. So the

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  • In this second week of Advent, John the Baptist calls out his timeless message that to be ready for the coming of the Lord – either physically at the End of the Age or spiritually today – we must live in repentance. Daily Reading: Matthew 3:1-12 2 …‘Repent, for the kingdom of heaven has come

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  • Live in the Light

    Daily Reading: 1 Thessalonians 5:1-11 I’ve read that many people report that the best day of their holiday is the one just before it starts, when the anticipation is at its peak. Perhaps you have an “Advent Calendar” on your fridge right now, counting down to Christmas Day. Perhaps your children or grandchildren are “counting

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  • The focus is love

    Daily Reading: Romans 13:8-14 Yesterday we reflected on the need to be focused and faithful – focused on bringing delight to our Lord by being faithful to the tasks to which He has called us. Those tasks are many and varied but they are summed up with great clarity in today’s reading: 9 The commandments …

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  • Focussed and Faithful

    Daily Reading: Matthew 24:36-51 Scripture is very clear about particular aspects of the End of the Age. One of these is that, at a particular moment in human history, Christ will return to judge the world in righteousness and truth and to inaugurate the perfection of the Kingdom of God in the recreated “new heavens

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  • Walk in the Light

    Daily Reading: Isaiah 2:1-5 In a nation threatened by the advance of the all-conquering Assyrian army, Isaiah foresaw a Day of Peace. But this was not a peace accomplished by fighting fire with overwhelming fire in a cycle of ever-increasing violence, where finally the most powerful wins. Instead, Isaiah foresaw a Day of Peace established

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  • Jesus is Coming Again!

    Believe it or not, Christmas is just around the proverbial corner, and next Sunday is the first Sunday of Advent 2025! “Advent” is a season that focusses Christian’s attention on the coming of Christ – His coming in the flesh in the Incarnation, His coming into our lives today by His Spirit, and also His

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  • Thanksgiving | Friday

    What a week of remembrance it has been. I hope and pray that this past week of reflection blessed your walk with the Lord, but also that it will add great value to our Thanksgiving Services at Walmer on Sunday, as we gather to give glory, thanks and praise to the Lord! For our final

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  • Thanksgiving | Thursday

    Having spent time yesterday thinking about the very physical ways God has blessed us this year, let’s return to the less tangible (but no less real) blessings of God’s work in our lives. Listen to how the Psalmist declares God’s goodness: 17 The Lord hears his people when they call to him for help.    He rescues them from all

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