Topic: Conversion

Thanks be to God, we are in safe hands. God who has been the author, will also be the finisher of our faith.

Jesus breaks down the barriers that divide us into pure and impure and removes the cause for the fear that marginalises people.

A sense of shame can be God’s invitation to accept healing and new life.

We remain blind to much of what Jesus would have us see until we allow him to open our eyes to see through the eyes of others.

God is with us to comfort and revive us in the face of horror, but also to challenge us to turn things around.

You might have been written off as a dead loss (even by yourself), but only respond to the call of Christ, and you will live!

God calls us to new beginnings, and we have to let go of old certainties to embrace them.

Recognising Jesus as Lord requires such a reversal of conventional values that it cannot but dangerously transform us.

God offers to make us his children, a position that may not appeal to our autonomous ambitions, but which offers honour and security.

God will do great things with us, but will not impose them on us, so we have to relinquish control before God brings about the growth we crave.

The coming Christ will continually confound our expectations, no matter how well informed or righteous they may be.

When we detach from things, God comes to fill or possess us by God’s Spirit, and suddenly the world is full of life once more.