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Book Of Malachi
Contributed by Chris Appleby on Oct 22, 2007 (message contributor)
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1. Give God The Honour He Deserves
Contributed on Oct 22, 2007
Malachi reminds us who it is we worship. We need to approach him with reverence and awe.
Some people have asked me why I chose Malachi as our next series. Well, there was no special reason, but one thing I’ve discovered as I’ve begun preparing this series is that it’s a great book to be studying right after looking at the letters to the seven Churches in Rev 1-3. Why? Because what I’ve ...read more
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2. Authentic Ministry
Contributed on Oct 22, 2007
Who are you serving in your mionistry whatever it is? It needs to be God alone if it’s to be authentic ministry
I wonder whether you’ve given any thought during the week to what we saw last week as we looked at Malachi 1. It was quite challenging wasn’t it? Were you conscious, as you exercised your various ministries for God this week, of the things that motivated you? Were you conscious of the need to focus ...read more
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3. Be Faithful
Contributed on Oct 22, 2007
HOw committed are you to God?
I wonder have you ever thought of yourself as fitting the archetype of the English Gentleman. Have you ever felt a desire to be considered such a person? I don’t mean that you wanted to wear a bowler hat and carry an umbrella or eat cucumber sandwiches for afternoon tea. What I was thinking about ...read more
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4. The Lord Is Refining Fire
Contributed on Oct 22, 2007
Like Job they complain about howe God is treating them, but they get more than they bargained for. Their behaviour doesn’t stand up before the gaze of God’s righteousness.
I love courtroom dramas especially the ones written by John Grisham: The Pelican Brief, The Rainmaker, Runaway Jury. Then there are the TV shows like Perry Mason, JAG, Judging Amy, Law and Order and so forth. It’s great to see these great legal minds in a battle of wits trying to prove their case. ...read more
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5. A Call To True Religion - Take Inventory
Contributed on Oct 22, 2007
Do we live as if we will account to God one day or as if God doesn’t really come into the picture?
By Michael Prabaharan The Recipe isn’t working "Our past Christian heritage is long gone, replaced by seemingly more successful and relevant spiritual and secular beliefs. The "holy land" is a shambles despite centuries of religious heritage, promises and hope. Those who’ve abandoned the ...read more