Satisfied in Christ as the bread of life
Lyn Wake explains how Jesus, our 'bread of life' is enough to sustain us in whatever season we find ourselves in, whether that is as a married person or as a single.
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Lyn Wake explains how Jesus, our 'bread of life' is enough to sustain us in whatever season we find ourselves in, whether that is as a married person or as a single.
As followers of Jesus, we often refer to God's family as the 'body' of Christ. Lyn Wake explains why every part of that body is needed for serving God and proclaiming the gospel.
Lyn Wake reflects on what 'beautiful feet' look like when they are feet that bring with them the good news of the gospel.
Have you ever thought of silence as being a gift? Lyn explains the practice of 'spiritual hearing' to attune our ears, hearts and minds to the voice of Jesus.
How can we make the most of the time God has given us? Lyn Wake encourages us to be alert for the moments where the Holy Spirit is at work!
Not all change that takes place in our discipleship with Jesus is quick and dramatic. Lyn writes about the ways God often chooses to change us into the likeness of Jesus little by little throughout our walk with him.
As followers of Jesus, we are being changed more and more each day into his image. Lyn Wake reflects on the ongoing process of transformation by looking at the life - and death - of Ruth Bell Graham - wife to the well known evangelist, Billy.
Lyn Wake considers what Jesus means in Matthew 25 to care for 'the least of these'. She encourages us to reflect God’s heart for loving those who feel forgotten and insignificant.
Lyn Wake reflects on the beautiful music of Fanny Crosby - the American poet, hymnist and mission worker best known for her hymn 'Blessed Assurance'. Discover what it means to use your story for God's glory.
What does it truly look like to 'love your neighbour'? Lyn Wake takes a look at this famous command and suggests that the best way to love a neighbour is to reflect the love of Jesus.
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