A Lifestyle of Worshipfulness
It’s been fascinating thinking about Worship, one of this season’s central themes recently. I’ve found that often, we end up overlapping with another of the themes, because they are so […]
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It’s been fascinating thinking about Worship, one of this season’s central themes recently. I’ve found that often, we end up overlapping with another of the themes, because they are so […]
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Alongside our current theme on Sundays – the 4 purposes of Ignite, we’ll have a blog each month reflecting briefly on the topic. First up is Community. Walking alongside other […]
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Your brain is fixed by 25 right? Nothing new can enter, or mould, or re-shape. You’re like custard hit at high force; an impenetrable, delicious wall. And before that you […]
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I see and feel suffering in the world and sometimes wonder how I can say God is here. My words aren’t always as skilled as I’d like and well most […]
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Humility popped up in something yesterday. Corinthians 1, perhaps? In my memory, the leaders of the church in Corinth needed to be humble so they could learn to run a […]
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“For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven” Ecclesiastes 3:1 Hello Ignite Family! I pray that this finds all of you well! It is […]
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The following verses of the Scriptures have often been a great encouragement to me over the years, so I simply wanted to share them with you and invite you to […]
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What do you know about Ignite’s Central Meeting? I’m guessing for some of you the answer is not a lot. As its name implies, it has a leadership role but […]
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I was reading a passage in Jeremiah in the Old Testament recently. There’s a beautiful image of God as a Potter I wanted to share. ‘This is the word that […]
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Background A few months ago, I discovered a Spanish classical guitarist named Pablo Sainz Villegas. During a discussion about his musical journey, he shared a pivotal moment. As a child, […]
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