PRAISE GOD IT’S MONDAY!
A WEEKLY ‘WWW (world-wide word) OF ENCOURAGEMENT’
TO THOSE IN MINISTRY

A FREE service, currently connecting with Christian leaders from 3,000 denominations and ministries, in 70 countries.

Issue No: 249     Published: 31 Jul 2006

GOD IS GOD - ISN'T HE?

This week, as I read through the Bible, I came to the Book of Job. Now, this is not my favourite book! For I am a man of relatively few words (well, most of the time!) and like to say what I have to say succinctly and to the point. Even though I have the Semitic nose, I am certainly not a Jew when it comes to talking and arguing! So the detailed discussions of Job's woes does not do much for me.

Usually though, as I read through the interminable arguments, something of note strikes me. This time it has too! I have noticed the difference in the way God is viewed by Job and by his friends. To be fair to the friends, we must remember that in Old Testament times, God's workings and blessings are primarily experienced in a physical way. So, when Job fell on hard times, it was natural for them to argue that God had deserted him.

However, Job had a different spirit. Even though he complained to God and became very self-centred in the midst of his misery, Job did not reject God, nor deny God's right to do with him what He wished. Finally, Job was blessed with twice as much as he had before.

Today however, living under the New Covenant, our blessings and dealings with God are primarily spiritual. For Jesus proclaimed a new covenant, one of spiritual grace, not physical law.

10 This is the covenant I will make with the house of Israel after that time, declares the Lord. I will put my laws in their minds and write them on their hearts. I will be their God, and they will be my people. (Hebrews 8:10)

Today, many still believe erroneously, in the Old Covenant ways, considering believers who have more money to be more blessed in God than those who don't. This is patently not true when you meet individuals, completely sold out to God, and God to them, yet who do not have a penny to their name, not worrying that they don't either! God is truly their daily provider. The way we are commanded to live in the Lord's (disciples really!) Prayer. A challenging but spiritually blessed life to live! I know from personal experience! Like Job in his trials, invariably His sold out saints will be tested too. And like Job, God is confident they will come through, at the same time developing a greater depth of character and heightened spirituality.

It is really interesting too, that those whom God uses greatly usually have a 'thorn' to remind them of their humanity and fully appreciate who is the boss! Look at Paul, the great apostle. He says it all!

7 To keep me from becoming conceited because of these surpassingly great revelations, there was given me a thorn in my flesh, a messenger of Satan, to torment me. 8 Three times I pleaded with the Lord to take it away from me. 9 But he said to me, “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.” Therefore I will boast all the more gladly about my weaknesses, so that Christ’s power may rest on me. 10 That is why, for Christ’s sake, I delight in weaknesses, in insults, in hardships, in persecutions, in difficulties. For when I am weak, then I am strong. (2 Corinthians 12:7-10)

Those who have great giftings, particularly in the healing area, where pride can quickly take hold, often have had a thorn or thorns accompanying their ministries. For example, Katherine Kuhlman struggled with heart disease for nearly 20 years - and had many other problems in her life! Smith Wigglesworth, probably the greatest of the healing evangelists, had extremely poor eyesight and struggled with severe kidney stones and sciatica.

This principle of testing and brokenness can be seen through these comments from J Lee Grady in 'Fire In My Bones' 'Whatever Happened to Brokenness?' where he talks about famous revivalists.

Their names are probably somewhat familiar to you. Jonathan Edwards. John Wesley. Charles Finney. Catherine Booth. Andrew Murray. Owen Roberts. Charles Spurgeon. Fanny Crosby. Watchman Nee. A.W. Tozer. William Seymour. Corrie ten Boom. Leonard Ravenhill. Fuchsia Pickett.

All of them could be labeled revivalists. All challenged the Christians of their generation to embrace repentance and humility. They understood a realm of spiritual maturity and a depth of character that few of us today even aspire to obtain.

When I read their words I feel much the same way I did after hearing my grandparents’ voices on that old tape. I feel as if I am tapping into a realm of spirituality that is on the verge of extinction.

What was the secret of these great Christians who left their legacies buried in their books? They considered humility, selflessness and sacrifice the crowning virtues of the Christian journey. They called the church to die to selfishness, greed and ambition. They knew what it means to carry a “burden” for lost souls. They saw the glories of the kingdom and demanded total surrender. They challenged God’s people to pursue obedience—even if obedience hurts.


The Bible tells a similar story.

12 Dear friends, do not be surprised at the painful trial you are suffering, as though something strange were happening to you. 13 But rejoice that you participate in the sufferings of Christ, so that you may be overjoyed when his glory is revealed....... 19 So then, those who suffer according to God’s will should commit themselves to their faithful Creator and continue to do good. (1 Peter 4:12-13,19)

Yes - obedience costs and hurts! For God is God! And He is calling on us to surrender ourselves totally to Him. Like Job, like Paul, we may question Him. But if we are to enter into all that our God has for us we must surrender our lives totally to His will and desires for us, no matter the pain, no matter the cost.

How far in acknowledging that God is God are we prepared to go?

Find out more about us at...

http://www.wwj.org.nz/about.php

FROM THE WORD

PAUL'S VISION AND HIS THORN
"I must go on boasting. Although there is nothing to be gained, I will go on to visions and revelations from the Lord. I know a man in Christ who fourteen years ago was caught up to the third heaven. Whether it was in the body or out of the body I do not know—God knows. And I know that this man—whether in the body or apart from the body I do not know, but God knows— was caught up to paradise. He heard inexpressible things, things that man is not permitted to tell. I will boast about a man like that, but I will not boast about myself, except about my weaknesses. Even if I should choose to boast, I would not be a fool, because I would be speaking the truth. But I refrain, so no one will think more of me than is warranted by what I do or say. To keep me from becoming conceited because of these surpassingly great revelations, there was given me a thorn in my flesh, a messenger of Satan, to torment me. Three times I pleaded with the Lord to take it away from me. But he said to me, “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.” Therefore I will boast all the more gladly about my weaknesses, so that Christ’s power may rest on me. That is why, for Christ’s sake, I delight in weaknesses, in insults, in hardships, in persecutions, in difficulties. For when I am weak, then I am strong." (2 Corinthians 12:1-10)

SUFFERING FOR BEING A CHRISTIAN
"Dear friends, do not be surprised at the painful trial you are suffering, as though something strange were happening to you. But rejoice that you participate in the sufferings of Christ, so that you may be overjoyed when his glory is revealed. If you are insulted because of the name of Christ, you are blessed, for the Spirit of glory and of God rests on you. If you suffer, it should not be as a murderer or thief or any other kind of criminal, or even as a meddler. However, if you suffer as a Christian, do not be ashamed, but praise God that you bear that name. For it is time for judgment to begin with the family of God; and if it begins with us, what will the outcome be for those who do not obey the gospel of God? And, “If it is hard for the righteous to be saved, what will become of the ungodly and the sinner?” So then, those who suffer according to God’s will should commit themselves to their faithful Creator and continue to do good." (1 Peter 4:12-19)

"Brothers, as an example of patience in the face of suffering, take the prophets who spoke in the name of the Lord. 11 As you know, we consider blessed those who have persevered. You have heard of Job’s perseverance and have seen what the Lord finally brought about. The Lord is full of compassion and mercy." (James 5:10-11)

You may read and study the 'New International Version (NIV)' online at...

http://www.ibs.org/niv/index.php

***DAILY EZINE!*** 'DAVID'S DAILY DOODLINGS' Subscribe Today

Receive one of David's sayings in your mailbox each day to inspire, challenge or maybe, amuse.

To register today, simply click here ddd-on@wwj.org.nz
and press send. Then it's done!

If you have an Irish heritage, you will love the background coloring!

Should you wish, check out current and back issues (where you can also subscribe) at...

http://www.wwj.org.nz/doodlings/index.php

DAVID'S DOODLINGS

GODLINESS

1251. Godliness is like climbing to the top of the mountain. It takes effort, it can be chilly, there is little company, but the views from the summit are heavenly!

1252. Godliness is going 'down' in self in order to go 'up' in God.

1253. Godliness is available to us all, but only obtained by the few prepared to pay the life price.

1254. To the foolish, life in Christ is a security blanket, to the wise, a lifestyle, but to the godly, their very reason for being.

1255. The foolish try to change themselves, the wise allow God to change them, while the godly submit their very being to the Lord and His will for them.

1256. God redeems the foolish, loves the wise, but truly seeks the godly.

1257. We are happy to seek everything from God, but loath to give Him back everything of us, in return!

1258. We need to empty the house of our life, in order to make room for His replacement furniture.

1259. The simple choice of godliness - will 'I' or will 'I not' give God 'my will'!

1260. Godliness grows as me goes!

1261. Godliness is discovered in truly entering into God's rest.

1262 - 1271.
Godliness is...
....... putting God's heart in place of mine.
....... placing other's needs before my own.
....... keeping short accounts with God and others.
....... blessing God before myself.
....... giving myself to God because I truly love Him, without expecting a return.
....... absorbing the ridicule of others without reacting negatively.
....... being sold out to God's will for my life.
....... truly entering God's rest.
....... being prepared to die for my Lord.
....... Christ likeness.

Please feel free to quote these quotes. Acknowledgement of David Tait as the author would be appreciated. There are now over 1270 David sayings for you to view at ...

http://www.wwj.org.nz/dd.php

CRANWELL'S CARTOON


THE RICH YOUNG MAN

16 Now a man came up to Jesus and asked, “Teacher, what good thing must I do to get eternal life?” 17 “Why do you ask me about what is good?” Jesus replied. “There is only One who is good. If you want to enter life, obey the commandments.” 18 “Which ones?” the man inquired. Jesus replied, ”‘Do not murder, do not commit adultery, do not steal, do not give false testimony, 19 honor your father and mother,’ and ‘love your neighbor as yourself.’” 20 “All these I have kept,” the young man said. “What do I still lack?”
21 Jesus answered, “If you want to be perfect, go, sell your possessions and give to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven. Then come, follow me.” 22 When the young man heard this, he went away sad, because he had great wealth. 23 Then Jesus said to his disciples, “I tell you the truth, it is hard for a rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven. 24 Again I tell you, it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God.” (Matthew 19:15-24)



TO READ THIS CARTOON AND SEE THE OTHER
PICTURES IN THIS EMAIL YOU NEED TO BE ONLINE.


Check it out at...

http://www.wwj.org.nz/wwword.php

TUESDAY TEACHINGS

A REVELATION OF....... THE TABERNACLE OF DAVID - Part 12

REJECTED - AS JESUS WAS!
Sad though we get, most of us can understand and accept rejection by non-believers.

But the biggest critics of the ministry of Jesus were not the unbelieving Samaritans but the religious leaders of the day.

David found the same response from the 'King Saul' family of his time.

The same principle still applies today.

Check out all the available teachings at...

http://www.wwj.org.nz/teachings/index.php

*** ANOTHER DAILY EZINE FROM WWJ!*** 'LAUGHING AT OURSELVES' Subscribe Today

As Christians, if we can't laugh at ourselves, others will! A fun way to start your day.

To register today, simply click here lao-on@wwj.org.nz and press send. Then it's done!

Should you wish, check out early issues (where you can also subscribe) at...

http://www.wwj.org.nz/laughing/index.php

LAUGHING AT OURSELVES

***Blessed are those who can laugh at themselves for they shall never cease to be amused***

*** "Those who can't laugh at themselves leave the job to others." ***

518. THE POPE AND THE POLICE
Recently the Pope decided that he could save some expenses at the Vatican by learning how to drive himself. That way they would not need to pay for a driver everywhere he went.

The following month, there were two motorcycle police in Washington D.C. who were on traffic patrol when they saw a white limosine blasting down the expressway.

The younger wanted to catch the speeder, but the older one said, "Forget it. It's probably some big shot politician who will just get the ticket fixed."

Not to be discouraged, the younger gave chase. He returned a short time later, rather more quiet then when he had left.

"Well, did you write the citation?" asked the other officer.

"No."

Was he some big shot, like I told you?"

"Yeah. I think he was."

"I'll bet he was some Senator or something. Right?"

"I, uh, don't think so. I think he was bigger than that."

"You telling me that was the Vice President?"

"No, I, uh, he was bigger than that."

"Don't tell me you stopped the President!"

"No. I think he was a lot bigger than that!"

"Just who do you think is bigger than the President?"

"Well," replied the younger, "I couldn't see who was in the back seat, but he had the Pope driving for him!"

517. MANY A TRUE WORD.....
A minister had worked long and hard on his first sermon, and the delivery of it on Sunday morning had started off well. But as he was approaching the conclusion, he became aware that he had lost most of his listeners.

When he finished, he added softly, "I hope it's true."

The congregation was startled by that, and sat up to listen. "I hope it's true," said the preacher again. "Because if it is true that you can learn while you sleep, I will have the best-informed congregation in town."

FREE DOWNLOAD: You can now download the book 'Laughing At Ourselves' in PDF format at LAUGHING AT OURSELVES

One of the most comprehensive sources of Christian Humour on the Net with 768 sermon fillers for your entertainment and use at ...

http://www.wwj.org.nz/laugh.php

FACTS FOR FUN

LAST WEEKS QUESTION: What did Chester Greenwood invent in 1873?

ANSWER: Chester Greenwood invented the earmuffs in 1878. He lived in Farmington Maine, USA and every year they hold a parade and winter carnival called ‘Hester Greenwood Day’. Everyone shows off his or her varied and colourful (and often silly) earmuffs. (Can make as much noise as they wish without suffering hearing loss!)


THIS WEEK'S QUESTION: Is it possible that a caterpillar could have more than 1,000 muscles?

Answer Next Week.

SOME FUN FACTS

479. NO FLASH
It is forbidden to take photographs at a Quaker wedding. (Memories to remember - in the memory.)

480. WASTE NOT, WANT NOT
In Somalia, Africa, it's been decreed illegal to carry old chewing gum by sticking it onto the tip of your nose. (By gum man. It’s just not done thing!)

481. DON'T DARE DRIVE DRUNK!
In San Salvador, drunk drivers can be punished by death before a firing squad. (The final solution!)

A WORD PUZZLE FOR YOU

Make another word from this word using all the letters.

DOVETAIL

Answer at the end of A David Musing

FREE DOWNLOAD: You can download the full version of our Trivia Book at TRULY TRIFFLING TRIVIA

Or view all 1232 online at...

http://www.wwj.org.nz/facts.php

BIBLE QUESTION - THE EXODUS

As the Israelites continued on their journey they camped at Rephidim, but found no water to drink. Again they grumbled against Moses saying, "Why did you bring us out of Egypt to die of thirst?" How did Moses, with the Lord's help, solve this problem?

a. He talked to the rock and water poured forth.
b. He asked the Lord for rain and when it came they were able to drink their fill.
c. He struck a rock with his staff and water poured forth.
d. He told the people to roll away a large rock and found a sweet spring underneath.

Answer at the end of A DAVID MUSING.

Source: "TwoPaths Bible Study, www.twopaths.com"

Heaps more fun and serious 'God Facts' are found at...

http://www.wwj.org.nz/gfacts.php

IF ONLY I'D THOUGHT OF IT!

"""OTHER'S SAYINGS TO ENLIGHTEN, AMUSE, OR BEMUSE"""

!!!!!!! He looks like a million bucks -- after taxes

!!!!!! She's been pressing 30 so long, it's pleated.

!!!!! When it comes to telling her age, she's shy -- about 10 years shy.

!!!! I've stopped exercising. Pushing 50 is enough exercise for me.

!!! He's so old he just got a prospectus from an old-age home marked "Urgent"

!! I've heard it's bad luck to be superstitious?

! Consciousness: That annoying time between naps.

100'S MORE TO BE FOUND AT...

http://www.wwj.org.nz/thought.php

WORLD'S GREATEST GROANS

A GREAT EXCUSE
A sailor was caught AWOL as he tried to sneak on board his ship at about 3 a.m. The chief petty officer spied him and ordered the sailor to stop. Upon hearing the sailor's lame explanation for his tardiness, the officer ordered the sailor, “Take this broom and sweep every link on this anchor chain by morning or it's the brig for you!”

The sailor began to pick up the broom and commence performing his charge. As he began to sweep, a tern landed on the broom handle. The sailor yelled at the bird to leave, but it didn't. The lad picked the tern off the broom handle, giving the bird a toss. The bird left, only to return and light once again on the broom handle. The sailor went through the same routine all over again, with the same result. He couldn't get any cleaning done because he can only sweep at the chain once or twice before the blasted bird returns. When morning came, so did the chief petty officer, to check up on his wayward sailor.

“What in the world have you been doing all night, sleeping on the job? This chain is no cleaner than when you started! What have you to say for yourself, sailor?” barked the chief.

“Honest, chief,” came the reply, “I tossed a tern all night and couldn't sweep a link!”

THE MANE EVENT
NO MATTER how hard he tried, Uncle Fred couldn’t discourage a pair of sparrows from trying to build a nest in his horse’s mane. Every evening, he’d brush out the twigs and grass, but the next morning, the sparrows would be at it again. He didn’t want to harm either his horse or the birds, so he sought the advice of his wise friend Sol.

Sol, who had quite a collection of home-style remedies, suggested that Uncle Fred sprinkle some brewer’s yeast into the horse’s mane. Uncle Fred didn’t see how the brewer’s yeast could help—after all, this wasn’t a flea problem. But he tried it anyway.

Sure enough, it worked! The next morning, The horse’s mane was free of twigs, and the sparrows were building their nest in a nearby tree. When asked what made this odd remedy work, Sol replied with a smile, “Well…yeast is yeast and west is west, and never the mane shall tweet.”

INTELLIGENT LION
A hungry lion was roaming through the jungle looking for something to eat. He came across two men. One was sitting under a tree and reading a book the other was typing away on his typewriter. The lion quickly pounced on the man reading the book and devoured him.

Even the king of the jungle knows that readers digest and writers cramp.

More pun fun here!

http://www.wwj.org.nz/groans.php

MANNERS AND CUSTOMS IN BIBLICAL LANDS

FOOD: WHEAT GRAIN IN THE FIELD

Once past the milk stage and beginning to harden, wheat grain is called 'fereek' and is regarded as delicious eaten raw. Over the centuries there was an unwritten law that passers by may eat some of the wheat as they pass through, or by, a field. But they must not carry any away with them.

The law of God formalised this hospitality practise in Deuteronomy 23:35.

Adapted from: '1001 Surprising Things You Should Know About The Bible' MacGregor & Prys

Lots more 'God Facts' are found at...

http://www.wwj.org.nz/gfacts.php

TIME TAKEN TO READ THE BIBLE

A fairly rapid reader can read the books in the New Testament in the following minutes...

Matthew----83 minutes
Mark----46 minutes
Luke----85 minutes
John----60 minutes
Acts----80 minutes
Romans----35 minutes
1 Corinthians----28 minutes
2 Corinthians----23 minutes
Galatians----13 minutes
Ephesians----13 minutes
Philippians----08 minutes
Colossians----07 minutes
1 Thessalonians----07 minutes
2 Thessalonians----04 minutes
1 Timothy----10 minutes
2 Timothy----07 minutes
Titus----03 minutes
Philemon----01 minute
Hebrews----26 minutes
James----08 minutes
1 Peter----10 minutes
2 Peter----07 minutes
1 John----08 minutes
2 John----01 minute
3 John----01 minute
Jude----02 minutes
Revelation----34 minutes

Do we REALLY not have time?

Many more facts on the Bible can be found at...

http://www.wwj.org.nz/gfacts.php

DAVID'S DOWNLOAD

A REVELATION OF... REVELATION 12:11

How to 'walk with Jesus.' The verse upon which this ministry is based. The first revelation received by David Tait, introducing him to ministry.

Check it out and download your free PDF File now at...

http://www.wwj.org.nz/pdf/wwj32p20.pdf

BESIDE ME

This is my very first poem, written during a really hard period in my life. For we had lost our business and I was fighting desperately, ultimately unsuccessfully, to stave off
bankruptcy. Written in the days before I became a Christian, (it took bankruptcy to do
that – some of us are slow learners!) but I was starting to look at what really are the
important things in life.

BESIDE ME

When I look back on all we have done together,
Picking the daffodils in the wind and the rain,
I am so grateful that whatever the weather,
And bearing the back that gives you pain,
You have walked beside me.

At times it has been a lot of fun,
We have laughed, cried and had the odd thrill.
But more often you have had to run,
To race, to get the job done, but still,
You have walked beside me.

And now, when my life has collapsed around my ears,
Your strength has helped me to keep my sanity,
When I have been down and experienced new fears, While I have suffered great blows
to my vanity,
You have walked beside me.

I have worked so hard all these years,
To yours and the family’s cost.
It is hard sometimes to fight back the tears,
Yet no matter how much we have lost,
You have walked beside me.

Your beauty has always drawn me to you
Like the bee to the flower of the honeysuckle tree,
To me I know you have always been true
While surely, sometimes you have wanted to be free,
You have walked beside me.

And though life at times seems bitter, twisted and curled,
Your love gives me strength to go on fighting.
I am just the luckiest man in all the world,
To have your name next to mine in writing.
You have walked beside me.

And now as I have to rebuild my life’
To meet new challenges, to reach new goals.
How blessed I am to have you as my wife,
To know that however the countryside rolls,
You will walk beside me.

More of David's poems at...

http://www.wwj.org.nz/waxing.php

A DAVID MUSING

Last week I indicated that I would have something to tell this week.

Well, this is it! The Lord is opening the way for me to go back to Africa, the UK and the US in the last quarter of this year. It is now over 2 years since I was last away. While invitations have never been a problem, for they come very frequently, getting the Lord's okay has not been so easy until now.

In Africa I am looking at visiting South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya and Uganda. In the UK I look forward to seeing our family and meeting two of my grandchildren for the first time. The twins will be 18 months old by then. In the US, to being with close associates in the International Circle of Faith (ICOF) whom I have not yet met face to face.

Of course, the next challenge, the next test of faith and right judgement, is the provision of finances. I would 'like' to take a cameraman to make a series of TV programmes on "A Journey Through Africa". I would 'love' to have Kathy join me for part of the time. But the 'wish list' costs! And Kathy cannot yet get the leave she requires at the right time from the hospital. So that does need a 'God job' to make it happen. We will just have to pray and wait and see how the Lord moves and what He provides.

Although the Lord owns the cattle on a thousand hills, cows don't fall from the sky! Which is fortunate, as they would likely make a big splatter! He uses people to help people.

This is the first time we have had to step out in full faith, not having a financial reserve available to fall back on. So it is a real test for us! Another growth stage for Kathy and I in our walk with Jesus towards maturity. Life in Jesus is always to be a challenge. Should it become too easy, we wouldn't really need Him! The sad state of much of western Christianity today!

But that is another subject...

So until next week...

MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND YOU BLESS GOD.

His servant and yours

David Tait

Today's 'Word Puzzle' Answer: VIOLATED

TODAY'S 'DO YOU KNOW?' ANSWER: c. He struck a rock with his staff and water poured forth.
Exodus 17:1-7. Moses struck the rock of Horeb with his staff and water poured out for the people to drink.

REPRODUCTION OF NEWSLETTER CONTENT

Most weeks we get enquiries about reproducing, in electronic or print form, articles contained in 'PGIM!' We welcome and encourage you to utilize this material. Freely received, freely given. We would ask though, that the source be acknowledged as an encouragement to others to subscribe to this newsletter also.

Subscription opportunities are available here Subscribe Here

at the bottom of each newsletter or at...
https://www.macnet.co.nz/wwjesus/pay.html

DONATIONS

Each month, because of the size and nature of our web site and maintenance of our sophisticated emailing system, it costs over $200 in provider fees to bring this ministry to you. If you are able to help us meet this expense your credit card donation would be very much welcomed at Make Donations Here as a live connection or at https://www.macnet.co.nz/wwjesus/pay.php
if you prefer to paste the address into your browser. Thanks.

CHANGING YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS? NEWSLETTER STOPS COMING?

Each week we can lose up to 2% of our readers when they change email addresses without letting us know. Or sometimes, by your server acting strangely and just cutting us off! If you are about to change your address, please advise us of both your old and new addresses here at
enquiries@wwj.org.nz and we will happily change our records to ensure ongoing delivery. Thanks.

Please also keep our address in your address book, as sometimes servers will automatically delete your address if there is even a one off problem in delivery. If your newsletter doesn't arrive, please let us know and we will reinstate you.

LINKS

If you would like to link your web site to ours, and ours to yours, please advise us on
links@wwj.org.nz

DOES THIS EMAIL HAVE A BLUE BACKGROUND AND RED HEADINGS?

YES - Great!
NO - Your web browser needs to be set to 'Rich Text'. If you have an older 'Text Only' browser, this email may also be viewed on our web site at ...

http://www.wwj.org.nz/wwword.php

ABOUT US

WALKING WITH JESUS MINISTRIES is a non-profit, non-denominational, Bible based ministry located in Hastings, New Zealand. A ministry dedicated to developing discipleship, fostering unity amongst God’s people to achieve the Great Commission, and in doing so, preparing for Christ’s return. It is securely based upon the foundational principles of the Apostles Creed while recognising the wide and rich diversity of beliefs amongst Christians in other areas. In accordance with the Lord’s direction, materials produced by the ministry are available, free of charge, to genuine enquirers upon request. The ministry is solely funded by donations, as the Lord provides. A list of materials available (plus some fun!) is obtainable and freely downloadable from our website
wwj.org.nz or by contacting us as follows.

Walking With Jesus Ministries
290 Flaxmere Avenue
Flaxmere
Hastings
New Zealand

Phone: (06) 8799 911 International (+64) 6 8799 911
Email: enquiries@wwj.org.nz
Web: wwj.org.nz

Our role is to bless and encourage those in ministry while promoting co-operation and unity of direction amongst the body of Christ, as emphasised 3 times by Jesus in His longest prayer, immediately prior to His arrest and crucifixion. "… so that they may be one as we are one." (John 17:12, 21, 23-4) Our website is currently being developed to encourage your participation one with another, to share resources, and to enable you to promote events and items of interest to the body as a whole – and have a smile while doing it!

For comments upon and contributions to this service, please contact
david@wwj.org.nz

Archived Newsletters...

11 Mar 2024

04 Mar 2024

26 Feb 2024

19 Feb 2024

25 Dec 2023

18 Dec 2023

11 Dec 2023

04 Dec 2023

27 Nov 2023

20 Nov 2023

13 Nov 2023

06 Nov 2023

30 Oct 2023

23 Oct 2023

16 Oct 2023

09 Oct 2023

02 Oct 2023

25 Sep 2023

18 Sep 2023

11 Sep 2023

04 Sep 2023

28 Aug 2023

21 Aug 2023

14 Aug 2023

07 Aug 2023

31 Jul 2023

24 Jul 2023

17 Jul 2023

10 Jul 2023

03 Jul 2023

26 Jun 2023

19 Jun 2023

12 Jun 2023

05 Jun 2023

29 May 2023

22 May 2023

15 May 2023

08 May 2023

01 May 2023

24 Apr 2023

17 Apr 2023

10 Apr 2023

03 Apr 2023

27 Mar 2023

20 Mar 2023

13 Mar 2023

06 Mar 2023

27 Feb 2023

20 Feb 2023

13 Feb 2023

06 Feb 2023

30 Jan 2023

23 Jan 2023

16 Jan 2023

09 Jan 2023

02 Jan 2023

26 Dec 2022

19 Dec 2022

12 Dec 2022

05 Dec 2022

28 Nov 2022

21 Nov 2022

14 Nov 2022

07 Nov 2022

31 Oct 2022

24 Oct 2022

17 Oct 2022

10 Oct 2022

03 Oct 2022

26 Sep 2022

19 Sep 2022

12 Sep 2022

05 Sep 2022

29 Aug 2022

22 Aug 2022

15 Aug 2022

08 Aug 2022

01 Aug 2022

25 Jul 2022

18 Jul 2022

11 Jul 2022

04 Jul 2022

27 Jun 2022

20 Jun 2022

13 Jun 2022

06 Jun 2022

30 May 2022

23 May 2022

16 May 2022

09 May 2022

02 May 2022

25 Apr 2022

18 Apr 2022

11 Apr 2022

04 Apr 2022

28 Mar 2022

21 Mar 2022

14 Mar 2022

07 Mar 2022

28 Feb 2022

21 Feb 2022

14 Feb 2022

07 Feb 2022

31 Jan 2022

24 Jan 2022

17 Jan 2022

10 Jan 2022

03 Jan 2022

27 Dec 2021

20 Dec 2021

13 Dec 2021

06 Dec 2021

29 Nov 2021

22 Nov 2021

15 Nov 2021

08 Nov 2021

01 Nov 2021

25 Oct 2021

18 Oct 2021

11 Oct 2021

04 Oct 2021

27 Sep 2021

20 Sep 2021

13 Sep 2021

06 Sep 2021

30 Aug 2021

23 Aug 2021

16 Aug 2021

09 Aug 2021

02 Aug 2021

26 Jul 2021

19 Jul 2021

12 Jul 2021

05 Jul 2021

28 Jun 2021

21 Jun 2021

14 Jun 2021

07 Jun 2021

31 May 2021

24 May 2021

17 May 2021

10 May 2021

03 May 2021

26 Apr 2021

19 Apr 2021

12 Apr 2021

05 Apr 2021

29 Mar 2021

22 Mar 2021

15 Mar 2021

08 Mar 2021

01 Mar 2021

22 Feb 2021

15 Feb 2021

08 Feb 2021

01 Feb 2021

25 Jan 2021

18 Jan 2021

11 Jan 2021

04 Jan 2021

28 Dec 2020

21 Dec 2020

14 Dec 2020

07 Dec 2020

30 Nov 2020

23 Nov 2020

16 Nov 2020

09 Nov 2020

02 Nov 2020

26 Oct 2020

19 Oct 2020

12 Oct 2020

05 Oct 2020

28 Sep 2020

21 Sep 2020

14 Sep 2020

07 Sep 2020

31 Aug 2020

24 Aug 2020

17 Aug 2020

10 Aug 2020

03 Aug 2020

27 Jul 2020

20 Jul 2020

13 Jul 2020

06 Jul 2020

29 Jun 2020

22 Jun 2020

15 Jun 2020

08 Jun 2020

01 Jun 2020

25 May 2020

18 May 2020

11 May 2020

04 May 2020

27 Apr 2020

20 Apr 2020

13 Apr 2020

06 Apr 2020

30 Mar 2020

23 Mar 2020

16 Mar 2020

09 Mar 2020

02 Mar 2020

24 Feb 2020

17 Feb 2020

10 Feb 2020

03 Feb 2020

27 Jan 2020

20 Jan 2020

13 Jan 2020

06 Jan 2020

30 Dec 2019

23 Dec 2019

16 Dec 2019

09 Dec 2019

02 Dec 2019

25 Nov 2019

18 Nov 2019

11 Nov 2019

04 Nov 2019

28 Oct 2019

21 Oct 2019

14 Oct 2019

07 Oct 2019

30 Sep 2019

23 Sep 2019

16 Sep 2019

09 Sep 2019

02 Sep 2019

26 Aug 2019

19 Aug 2019

12 Aug 2019

05 Aug 2019

29 Jul 2019

22 Jul 2019

15 Jul 2019

08 Jul 2019

01 Jul 2019

24 Jun 2019

17 Jun 2019

10 Jun 2019

03 Jun 2019

27 May 2019

20 May 2019

13 May 2019

06 May 2019

29 Apr 2019

22 Apr 2019

15 Apr 2019

08 Apr 2019

01 Apr 2019

25 Mar 2019

18 Mar 2019

11 Mar 2019

04 Mar 2019

25 Feb 2019

18 Feb 2019

11 Feb 2019

04 Feb 2019

28 Jan 2019

21 Jan 2019

14 Jan 2019

07 Jan 2019

31 Dec 2018

24 Dec 2018

17 Dec 2018

10 Dec 2018

03 Dec 2018

26 Nov 2018

19 Nov 2018

12 Nov 2018

05 Nov 2018

29 Oct 2018

22 Oct 2018

15 Oct 2018

08 Oct 2018

01 Oct 2018

24 Sep 2018

17 Sep 2018

10 Sep 2018

03 Sep 2018

27 Aug 2018

20 Aug 2018

13 Aug 2018

06 Aug 2018

30 Jul 2018

23 Jul 2018

16 Jul 2018

09 Jul 2018

02 Jul 2018

25 Jun 2018

18 Jun 2018

11 Jun 2018

04 Jun 2018

28 May 2018

21 May 2018

14 May 2018

07 May 2018

30 Apr 2018

23 Apr 2018

16 Apr 2018

09 Apr 2018

02 Apr 2018

26 Mar 2018

19 Mar 2018

12 Mar 2018

05 Mar 2018

26 Feb 2018

19 Feb 2018

12 Feb 2018

05 Feb 2018

31 Jan 2018

29 Jan 2018

22 Jan 2018

15 Jan 2018

08 Jan 2018

01 Jan 2018

25 Dec 2017

18 Dec 2017

11 Dec 2017

04 Dec 2017

27 Nov 2017

20 Nov 2017

13 Nov 2017

06 Nov 2017

30 Oct 2017

24 Oct 2017

23 Oct 2017

16 Oct 2017

09 Oct 2017

02 Oct 2017

25 Sep 2017

18 Sep 2017

11 Sep 2017

04 Sep 2017

28 Aug 2017

21 Aug 2017

14 Aug 2017

07 Aug 2017

31 Jul 2017

24 Jul 2017

17 Jul 2017

10 Jul 2017

03 Jul 2017

26 Jun 2017

19 Jun 2017

12 Jun 2017

05 Jun 2017

29 May 2017

22 May 2017

15 May 2017

08 May 2017

01 May 2017

24 Apr 2017

17 Apr 2017

10 Apr 2017

03 Apr 2017

27 Mar 2017

20 Mar 2017

13 Mar 2017

06 Mar 2017

27 Feb 2017

20 Feb 2017

13 Feb 2017

06 Feb 2017

30 Jan 2017

23 Jan 2017

16 Jan 2017

09 Jan 2017

02 Jan 2017

26 Dec 2016

19 Dec 2016

12 Dec 2016

05 Dec 2016

28 Nov 2016

21 Nov 2016

14 Nov 2016

07 Nov 2016

31 Oct 2016

24 Oct 2016

17 Oct 2016

10 Oct 2016

03 Oct 2016

26 Sep 2016

19 Sep 2016

12 Sep 2016

05 Sep 2016

29 Aug 2016

22 Aug 2016

15 Aug 2016

08 Aug 2016

01 Aug 2016

25 Jul 2016

18 Jul 2016

11 Jul 2016

04 Jul 2016

27 Jun 2016

20 Jun 2016

13 Jun 2016

06 Jun 2016

30 May 2016

23 May 2016

16 May 2016

09 May 2016

02 May 2016

25 Apr 2016

18 Apr 2016

11 Apr 2016

04 Apr 2016

28 Mar 2016

21 Mar 2016

14 Mar 2016

07 Mar 2016

29 Feb 2016

22 Feb 2016

15 Feb 2016

08 Feb 2016

01 Feb 2016

25 Jan 2016

18 Jan 2016

11 Jan 2016

04 Jan 2016

28 Dec 2015

21 Dec 2015

21 Dec 2015

14 Dec 2015

07 Dec 2015

30 Nov 2015

23 Nov 2015

16 Nov 2015

09 Nov 2015

02 Nov 2015

26 Oct 2015

19 Oct 2015

12 Oct 2015

05 Oct 2015

28 Sep 2015

21 Sep 2015

14 Sep 2015

07 Sep 2015

31 Aug 2015

24 Aug 2015

17 Aug 2015

10 Aug 2015

03 Aug 2015

27 Jul 2015

20 Jul 2015

13 Jul 2015

06 Jul 2015

29 Jun 2015

22 Jun 2015

15 Jun 2015

08 Jun 2015

01 Jun 2015

25 May 2015

18 May 2015

11 May 2015

04 May 2015

27 Apr 2015

20 Apr 2015

13 Apr 2015

06 Apr 2015

30 Mar 2015

23 Mar 2015

16 Mar 2015

09 Mar 2015

02 Mar 2015

23 Feb 2015

16 Feb 2015

09 Feb 2015

02 Feb 2015

26 Jan 2015

05 Jan 2015

29 Dec 2014

22 Dec 2014

15 Dec 2014

08 Dec 2014

01 Dec 2014

24 Nov 2014

17 Nov 2014

10 Nov 2014

03 Nov 2014

27 Oct 2014

20 Oct 2014

13 Oct 2014

06 Oct 2014

29 Sep 2014

22 Sep 2014

15 Sep 2014

08 Sep 2014

01 Sep 2014

25 Aug 2014

18 Aug 2014

11 Aug 2014

04 Aug 2014

28 Jul 2014

21 Jul 2014

14 Jul 2014

07 Jul 2014

30 Jun 2014

23 Jun 2014

16 Jun 2014

09 Jun 2014

02 Jun 2014

26 May 2014

19 May 2014

12 May 2014

05 May 2014

28 Apr 2014

21 Apr 2014

14 Apr 2014

07 Apr 2014

31 Mar 2014

24 Mar 2014

17 Mar 2014

10 Mar 2014

03 Mar 2014

24 Feb 2014

17 Feb 2014

10 Feb 2014

03 Feb 2014

27 Jan 2014

20 Jan 2014

13 Jan 2014

06 Jan 2014

30 Dec 2013

23 Dec 2013

16 Dec 2013

09 Dec 2013

02 Dec 2013

25 Nov 2013

18 Nov 2013

11 Nov 2013

04 Nov 2013

28 Oct 2013

21 Oct 2013

14 Oct 2013

07 Oct 2013

30 Sep 2013

23 Sep 2013

16 Sep 2013

09 Sep 2013

02 Sep 2013

26 Aug 2013

19 Aug 2013

12 Aug 2013

05 Aug 2013

29 Jul 2013

22 Jul 2013

15 Jul 2013

08 Jul 2013

01 Jul 2013

24 Jun 2013

17 Jun 2013

10 Jun 2013

03 Jun 2013

27 May 2013

20 May 2013

13 May 2013

06 May 2013

29 Apr 2013

22 Apr 2013

15 Apr 2013

08 Apr 2013

01 Apr 2013

25 Mar 2013

18 Mar 2013

11 Mar 2013

04 Mar 2013

25 Feb 2013

18 Feb 2013

11 Feb 2013

04 Feb 2013

28 Jan 2013

21 Jan 2013

14 Jan 2013

07 Jan 2013

31 Dec 2012

24 Dec 2012

17 Dec 2012

10 Dec 2012

03 Dec 2012

26 Nov 2012

19 Nov 2012

12 Nov 2012

05 Nov 2012

29 Oct 2012

22 Oct 2012

15 Oct 2012

08 Oct 2012

01 Oct 2012

24 Sep 2012

17 Sep 2012

10 Sep 2012

03 Sep 2012

27 Aug 2012

20 Aug 2012

13 Aug 2012

06 Aug 2012

30 Jul 2012

23 Jul 2012

16 Jul 2012

09 Jul 2012

02 Jul 2012

25 Jun 2012

18 Jun 2012

11 Jun 2012

04 Jun 2012

28 May 2012

21 May 2012

14 May 2012

07 May 2012

30 Apr 2012

23 Apr 2012

16 Apr 2012

09 Apr 2012

02 Apr 2012

26 Mar 2012

19 Mar 2012

12 Mar 2012

05 Mar 2012

27 Feb 2012

20 Feb 2012

13 Feb 2012

06 Feb 2012

30 Jan 2012

23 Jan 2012

16 Jan 2012

09 Jan 2012

02 Jan 2012

26 Dec 2011

19 Dec 2011

12 Dec 2011

05 Dec 2011

28 Nov 2011

21 Nov 2011

14 Nov 2011

07 Nov 2011

31 Oct 2011

24 Oct 2011

17 Oct 2011

10 Oct 2011

03 Oct 2011

26 Sep 2011

19 Sep 2011

12 Sep 2011

05 Sep 2011

29 Aug 2011

22 Aug 2011

15 Aug 2011

08 Aug 2011

01 Aug 2011

25 Jul 2011

18 Jul 2011

11 Jul 2011

04 Jul 2011

27 Jun 2011

20 Jun 2011

13 Jun 2011

06 Jun 2011

30 May 2011

23 May 2011

16 May 2011

09 May 2011

02 May 2011

25 Apr 2011

18 Apr 2011

11 Apr 2011

04 Apr 2011

28 Mar 2011

21 Mar 2011

14 Mar 2011

07 Mar 2011

28 Feb 2011

21 Feb 2011

14 Feb 2011

07 Feb 2011

31 Jan 2011

24 Jan 2011

17 Jan 2011

10 Jan 2011

03 Jan 2011

27 Dec 2010

20 Dec 2010

13 Dec 2010

06 Dec 2010

29 Nov 2010

22 Nov 2010

15 Nov 2010

08 Nov 2010

01 Nov 2010

25 Oct 2010

18 Oct 2010

11 Oct 2010

04 Oct 2010

27 Sep 2010

20 Sep 2010

13 Sep 2010

06 Sep 2010

30 Aug 2010

23 Aug 2010

16 Aug 2010

09 Aug 2010

02 Aug 2010

26 Jul 2010

19 Jul 2010

12 Jul 2010

05 Jul 2010

28 Jun 2010

21 Jun 2010

14 Jun 2010

07 Jun 2010

31 May 2010

24 May 2010

17 May 2010

10 May 2010

03 May 2010

26 Apr 2010

19 Apr 2010

12 Apr 2010

05 Apr 2010

29 Mar 2010

22 Mar 2010

15 Mar 2010

08 Mar 2010

01 Mar 2010

22 Feb 2010

15 Feb 2010

08 Feb 2010

01 Feb 2010

25 Jan 2010

18 Jan 2010

11 Jan 2010

04 Jan 2010

28 Dec 2009

21 Dec 2009

14 Dec 2009

07 Dec 2009

30 Nov 2009

23 Nov 2009

16 Nov 2009

09 Nov 2009

02 Nov 2009

26 Oct 2009

19 Oct 2009

12 Oct 2009

05 Oct 2009

28 Sep 2009

21 Sep 2009

14 Sep 2009

07 Sep 2009

31 Aug 2009

24 Aug 2009

17 Aug 2009

10 Aug 2009

03 Aug 2009

27 Jul 2009

20 Jul 2009

13 Jul 2009

06 Jul 2009

29 Jun 2009

22 Jun 2009

15 Jun 2009

08 Jun 2009

01 Jun 2009

25 May 2009

18 May 2009

11 May 2009

04 May 2009

27 Apr 2009

20 Apr 2009

13 Apr 2009

06 Apr 2009

30 Mar 2009

23 Mar 2009

16 Mar 2009

09 Mar 2009

02 Mar 2009

23 Feb 2009

16 Feb 2009

09 Feb 2009

02 Feb 2009

26 Jan 2009

19 Jan 2009

12 Jan 2009

05 Jan 2009

29 Dec 2008

22 Dec 2008

15 Dec 2008

08 Dec 2008

01 Dec 2008

24 Nov 2008

17 Nov 2008

10 Nov 2008

03 Nov 2008

27 Oct 2008

20 Oct 2008

13 Oct 2008

06 Oct 2008

29 Sep 2008

22 Sep 2008

15 Sep 2008

08 Sep 2008

01 Sep 2008

25 Aug 2008

18 Aug 2008

11 Aug 2008

04 Aug 2008

28 Jul 2008

21 Jul 2008

14 Jul 2008

07 Jul 2008

30 Jun 2008

23 Jun 2008

16 Jun 2008

09 Jun 2008

02 Jun 2008

26 May 2008

19 May 2008

12 May 2008

05 May 2008

28 Apr 2008

21 Apr 2008

14 Apr 2008

07 Apr 2008

31 Mar 2008

24 Mar 2008

17 Mar 2008

10 Mar 2008

03 Mar 2008

25 Feb 2008

18 Feb 2008

11 Feb 2008

04 Feb 2008

28 Jan 2008

21 Jan 2008

14 Jan 2008

07 Jan 2008

31 Dec 2007

24 Dec 2007

17 Dec 2007

10 Dec 2007

03 Dec 2007

26 Nov 2007

19 Nov 2007

12 Nov 2007

05 Nov 2007

29 Oct 2007

22 Oct 2007

15 Oct 2007

08 Oct 2007

01 Oct 2007

24 Sep 2007

17 Sep 2007

10 Sep 2007

03 Sep 2007

27 Aug 2007

20 Aug 2007

13 Aug 2007

06 Aug 2007

30 Jul 2007

23 Jul 2007

16 Jul 2007

09 Jul 2007

02 Jul 2007

25 Jun 2007

18 Jun 2007

11 Jun 2007

04 Jun 2007

28 May 2007

21 May 2007

14 May 2007

07 May 2007

30 Apr 2007

23 Apr 2007

16 Apr 2007

09 Apr 2007

02 Apr 2007

26 Mar 2007

19 Mar 2007

12 Mar 2007

05 Mar 2007

26 Feb 2007

19 Feb 2007

12 Feb 2007

05 Feb 2007

29 Jan 2007

22 Jan 2007

15 Jan 2007

08 Jan 2007

01 Jan 2007

25 Dec 2006

18 Dec 2006

11 Dec 2006

04 Dec 2006

27 Nov 2006

20 Nov 2006

13 Nov 2006

06 Nov 2006

30 Oct 2006

23 Oct 2006

16 Oct 2006

09 Oct 2006

02 Oct 2006

25 Sep 2006

18 Sep 2006

11 Sep 2006

04 Sep 2006

28 Aug 2006

21 Aug 2006

14 Aug 2006

07 Aug 2006

31 Jul 2006

24 Jul 2006

17 Jul 2006

10 Jul 2006

03 Jul 2006

26 Jun 2006

19 Jun 2006

12 Jun 2006

05 Jun 2006

29 May 2006

22 May 2006

15 May 2006

08 May 2006

01 May 2006

24 Apr 2006

17 Apr 2006

10 Apr 2006

03 Apr 2006

27 Mar 2006

20 Mar 2006

13 Mar 2006

06 Mar 2006

27 Feb 2006

20 Feb 2006

13 Feb 2006

06 Feb 2006

30 Jan 2006

23 Jan 2006

16 Jan 2006

09 Jan 2006

02 Jan 2006

26 Dec 2005

19 Dec 2005

12 Dec 2005

05 Dec 2005

28 Nov 2005

21 Nov 2005

14 Nov 2005

07 Nov 2005

31 Oct 2005

24 Oct 2005

17 Oct 2005

10 Oct 2005

03 Oct 2005

26 Sep 2005

19 Sep 2005

12 Sep 2005

05 Sep 2005

29 Aug 2005

22 Aug 2005

15 Aug 2005

08 Aug 2005

01 Aug 2005

25 Jul 2005

18 Jul 2005

11 Jul 2005

04 Jul 2005

27 Jun 2005

20 Jun 2005

13 Jun 2005

06 Jun 2005

30 May 2005

23 May 2005

16 May 2005

09 May 2005

02 May 2005

25 Apr 2005

18 Apr 2005

11 Apr 2005

04 Apr 2005

28 Mar 2005

21 Mar 2005

14 Mar 2005

07 Mar 2005

28 Feb 2005

21 Feb 2005

14 Feb 2005

07 Feb 2005

31 Jan 2005

24 Jan 2005

17 Jan 2005

10 Jan 2005

03 Jan 2005

27 Dec 2004

20 Dec 2004

13 Dec 2004

06 Dec 2004

29 Nov 2004

22 Nov 2004

15 Nov 2004

08 Nov 2004

01 Nov 2004

25 Oct 2004

18 Oct 2004

11 Oct 2004

04 Oct 2004

27 Sep 2004

20 Sep 2004

13 Sep 2004

06 Sep 2004

30 Aug 2004

23 Aug 2004

16 Aug 2004

09 Aug 2004

02 Aug 2004

26 Jul 2004

19 Jul 2004

12 Jul 2004

05 Jul 2004

28 Jun 2004

21 Jun 2004

14 Jun 2004

07 Jun 2004

31 May 2004

24 May 2004

17 May 2004

10 May 2004

03 May 2004

26 Apr 2004

19 Apr 2004

12 Apr 2004

05 Apr 2004

29 Mar 2004

22 Mar 2004

15 Mar 2004

08 Mar 2004

01 Mar 2004

25 Feb 2004

23 Feb 2004

16 Feb 2004

09 Feb 2004

02 Feb 2004

26 Jan 2004

19 Jan 2004

12 Jan 2004

05 Jan 2004

29 Dec 2003

22 Dec 2003

15 Dec 2003

08 Dec 2003

01 Dec 2003

24 Nov 2003

17 Nov 2003

10 Nov 2003

03 Nov 2003

27 Oct 2003

22 Oct 2003

20 Oct 2003

13 Oct 2003

06 Oct 2003

29 Sep 2003

22 Sep 2003

15 Sep 2003

08 Sep 2003

01 Sep 2003

25 Aug 2003

18 Aug 2003

11 Aug 2003

04 Aug 2003

28 Jul 2003

21 Jul 2003

14 Jul 2003

07 Jul 2003

30 Jun 2003

23 Jun 2003

16 Jun 2003

09 Jun 2003

02 Jun 2003

26 May 2003

19 May 2003

12 May 2003

05 May 2003

28 Apr 2003

21 Apr 2003

14 Apr 2003

07 Apr 2003

31 Mar 2003

24 Mar 2003

17 Mar 2003

06 Mar 2003

03 Mar 2003

24 Feb 2003

17 Feb 2003

10 Feb 2003

03 Feb 2003

27 Jan 2003

20 Jan 2003

13 Jan 2003

06 Jan 2003

30 Dec 2002

23 Dec 2002

16 Dec 2002

09 Dec 2002

02 Dec 2002

25 Nov 2002

18 Nov 2002

11 Nov 2002

04 Nov 2002

28 Oct 2002

21 Oct 2002

14 Oct 2002

07 Oct 2002

30 Sep 2002

23 Sep 2002

16 Sep 2002

09 Sep 2002

26 Aug 2002

19 Aug 2002

12 Aug 2002

05 Aug 2002

29 Jul 2002

22 Jul 2002

15 Jul 2002

08 Jul 2002

01 Jul 2002

24 Jun 2002

17 Jun 2002

10 Jun 2002

03 Jun 2002

27 May 2002

20 May 2002

13 May 2002

06 May 2002

29 Apr 2002

22 Apr 2002

15 Apr 2002

08 Apr 2002

01 Apr 2002

25 Mar 2002

18 Mar 2002

11 Mar 2002

04 Mar 2002

25 Feb 2002

18 Feb 2002

11 Feb 2002

04 Feb 2002

28 Jan 2002

21 Jan 2002

14 Jan 2002

07 Jan 2002

31 Dec 2001

24 Dec 2001

17 Dec 2001

10 Dec 2001

03 Dec 2001

18 Nov 2001

11 Nov 2001

04 Nov 2001

28 Oct 2001

21 Oct 2001

SUBSCRIPTION MANAGEMENT
We would encourage you to share this free service with your friends in ministry. To subscribe yourself please email pgim-on@wwj.org.nz.

If your name has been referred to us by a friend or supporting Ministry or has been obtained from a public Christian Directory or Website, it isn’t our wish to burden you with information in which you aren’t interested. To remove yourself from this list, please email pgim-off@wwj.org.nz.