by Andrew Corbett | 2021 Mar,12 | Pastor's Desk
If there was a ’Year Book‘ for Christ’s Twelve Disciples, which one would have been voted “Most likely to succeed”? Probably Judas Iscariot would have. I doubt that Simon Peter would have received any votes. After all, he had failed and goofed up so many times! But in the end, both men failed in similar ways yet only Peter ‘failed well‘. How he did it should give those of us who regularly fail — and all too often feel like failures — hope that God is able to redeem both us and our failures.
by Legana Christian Church | 2020 Sep,10 | Pastor's Desk
home location beliefs audios coming-up donate groups home groups MOPS – for Mothers Of Pre-Schoolers KiDS-church LeganaYOUTH bible studies livestream contact home > Pastor’s Desk > 2020 > September > GOD’S PERFECT PLAN GOD’S PERFECT PLAN The...
by Andrew Corbett | 2019 Oct,18 | Pastor's Desk
Finishing is quite different to ending. Novelists have the privilege of finishing their literary creations before they write those two delightful words, The End. Life, however, doesn’t always afford the same privilege. Too many lives end rather than finish. But the apostle Paul was among the privileged few. He last epistle was written to Timothy in which he could confidently state, “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith” (Second Timothy 4:7). Although Paul’s life had a brutal ending, his life didn’t end — it finished. Moses, on the other hand finished before he finished.
by Donna Hill | 2019 Jun,28 | Pastor's Desk
THE STEADAST, RELENTLESS, UNMERITED LOVE OF GOD Recently I shared the story of Joni Eareckson Tada who, as a teenager, dove into shallow water, breaking her neck and becoming paralysed from the neck down. God has brought immeasurable blessing from her life despite it...
by Andrew Corbett | 2019 Jan,24 | Pastor's Desk
home > Pastor’s Desk > For The Love of Pete! FOR THE LOVE OF PETE! How many chances should you give someone who continually let you down! I think John Mark might think the Apostle Paul would say “One!” Some of us might be a bit more forgiving...
