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: 527     Published: 28 Nov 2011

PREACH, TEACH OR 'TREACH'?

The 'Sunday Sermon' is a tradition that has been at the centre of Christian worship services since the establishment of the Roman Catholic Church and has remained with us throughout virtually all forms of the church that have evolved since.

We are so used to presenting 'the sermon' as preachers, or listening (or perhaps sleeping!) through it as a congregation, that we accept the sermon as being the right and proper way to do things. But is it? Is it even Biblical? Or is it just tradition?

To be honest, I have 'slept' or 'day-dreamed' my way through more than my fare share of sermons over the years! Sleeping with ones eyes open is an art! Letting ones thoughts wander, while giving the appearance of attention, is even easier to do!

When asked, even 1 hour after the conclusion of a sermon, for an outline of what was said, I guarantee that 90% of people would not be able to answer accurately.

Why is it then, that our preaching, into which millions, probably billions, of hours has been invested, both in preparation and listening, has been so ineffective in bringing the world into the church and developing believers into maturity in Christ?

What did Jesus do? For He was the communicator par excellence. Did He preach in the same way we do? Of course, we don't know exactly, but we can get some idea from the Gospels.

We all start with the 'Sermon on the Mount'. Surely the best - perhaps only - detailed, real example we have of Jesus preaching. Or is it?

5 Now when he saw the crowds, he went up on a mountainside and sat down. His disciples came to him, 2 and he began to teach them, saying:

3 “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. 4 Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted. 5 Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth............ (Matthew 5:1-12)


First thing we notice is, in spite of the crowds, Jesus didn't stand on a podium, didn't shout out in a loud voice to the people, but sat down and let his disciples come to Him, where He 'taught' them, on a more personal basis.

In the Synagogues, when teaching, the Rabbis would sit on a chair which gave them authority when sharing with the people. Hence today we have a university 'Chair of .....'. Teaching traditionally involved interaction as we can see in the following when, even as a boy, Jesus was able to question the teachers in the Temple......

46 After three days they found him in the temple courts, sitting among the teachers, listening to them and asking them questions. 47 Everyone who heard him was amazed at his understanding and his answers. (Luke 2:46-7)

This was natural in those days. But imagine a 12 year old interrupting today's preacher in full flight, with an awkward question!

In the Synagogue Saturday worship service the Scriptures were read sitting down, but prayers and a (very short!) sermon were given standing up. When Jesus first pleased and then offended the people of Nazareth by proclaiming He fulfilled the Scriptures.....

16 He went to Nazareth, where he had been brought up, and on the Sabbath day he went into the synagogue, as was his custom. And he stood up to read. 17 The scroll of the prophet Isaiah was handed to him. Unrolling it, he found the place where it is written: 18 “The Spirit of the Lord is on me, because he has anointed me to preach good news to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim freedom for the prisoners and recovery of sight for the blind, to release the oppressed, 19 to proclaim the year of the Lord’s favor.” 20 Then he rolled up the scroll, gave it back to the attendant and sat down. The eyes of everyone in the synagogue were fastened on him, 21 and he began by saying to them, “Today this scripture is fulfilled in your hearing.” 22 All spoke well of him and were amazed at the gracious words that came from his lips. “Isn’t this Joseph’s son?” they asked. 23 Jesus said to them, “Surely you will quote this proverb to me: ‘Physician, heal yourself! Do here in your hometown what we have heard that you did in Capernaum.’” 24 “I tell you the truth,” he continued, “no prophet is accepted in his hometown. 25 I assure you that there were many widows in Israel in Elijah’s time, when the sky was shut for three and a half years and there was a severe famine throughout the land. 26 Yet Elijah was not sent to any of them, but to a widow in Zarephath in the region of Sidon. 27 And there were many in Israel with leprosy in the time of Elisha the prophet, yet not one of them was cleansed—only Naaman the Syrian.” 28 All the people in the synagogue were furious when they heard this. 29 They got up, drove him out of the town, and took him to the brow of the hill on which the town was built, in order to throw him down the cliff. 30 But he walked right through the crowd and went on his way. (Luke 4:16-30)

..... He was standing up.

This discussion has nothing to do with 'religious' standing or sitting, but the reality of the interaction and response between all those attending. Including attempted stoning! Can you imagine Jesus preaching this 5 minute sermon in church today? The congregation would say, "That is nice - a very short sermon today", then go home and enjoy Sunday lunch!

Neither did Paul preach in the way we do today. Of course, at least once, one of his listeners went to sleep during an all night session! A precursor of today - without the resurrection! LOL!

However, seriously, Paul reasoned, he interacted with his listeners.

2 As his custom was, Paul went into the synagogue, and on three Sabbath days he reasoned with them from the Scriptures, (Acts 17:2)
4 Every Sabbath he reasoned in the synagogue, trying to persuade Jews and Greeks. (Acts 17:4)
19 They arrived at Ephesus, where Paul left Priscilla and Aquila. He himself went into the synagogue and reasoned with the Jews. (Acts 18:19)
8 Paul entered the synagogue and spoke boldly there for three months, arguing persuasively about the kingdom of God. (Acts 19:8)


Space has got away from me. I don't want you to fall asleep, so will continue this discussion next week!

I simply pray that we will put aside fixed mindsets and be prepared to consider things in a different way. Please, no stonings this week! I have only just recovered from a vicious home invasion beating!

(To be continued)

Find out more about us at.....

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

FROM THE WORD

The Beatitudes

"Now when he saw the crowds, he went up on a mountainside and sat down. His disciples came to him, and he began to teach them, saying: “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted. Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth. Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled. Blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy. Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God. Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called sons of God. Blessed are those who are persecuted because of righteousness, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. “Blessed are you when people insult you, persecute you and falsely say all kinds of evil against you because of me. Rejoice and be glad, because great is your reward in heaven, for in the same way they persecuted the prophets who were before you." (Matthew 5:1-12)

The Boy Jesus at the Temple

"Every year his parents went to Jerusalem for the Feast of the Passover. When he was twelve years old, they went up to the Feast, according to the custom. After the Feast was over, while his parents were returning home, the boy Jesus stayed behind in Jerusalem, but they were unaware of it. Thinking he was in their company, they traveled on for a day. Then they began looking for him among their relatives and friends. When they did not find him, they went back to Jerusalem to look for him. After three days they found him in the temple courts, sitting among the teachers, listening to them and asking them questions. Everyone who heard him was amazed at his understanding and his answers. When his parents saw him, they were astonished. His mother said to him, “Son, why have you treated us like this? Your father and I have been anxiously searching for you.” “Why were you searching for me?” he asked. “Didn’t you know I had to be in my Father’s house?” But they did not understand what he was saying to them. Then he went down to Nazareth with them and was obedient to them. But his mother treasured all these things in her heart. And Jesus grew in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and men." (Luke 2:41-52)

Paul in Ephesus

"While Apollos was at Corinth, Paul took the road through the interior and arrived at Ephesus. There he found some disciples and asked them, “Did you receive the Holy Spirit when you believed?” They answered, “No, we have not even heard that there is a Holy Spirit.” So Paul asked, “Then what baptism did you receive?” “John’s baptism,” they replied. Paul said, “John’s baptism was a baptism of repentance. He told the people to believe in the one coming after him, that is, in Jesus.” On hearing this, they were baptized into the name of the Lord Jesus. When Paul placed his hands on them, the Holy Spirit came on them, and they spoke in tongues and prophesied. There were about twelve men in all. Paul entered the synagogue and spoke boldly there for three months, arguing persuasively about the kingdom of God. But some of them became obstinate; they refused to believe and publicly maligned the Way. So Paul left them. He took the disciples with him and had discussions daily in the lecture hall of Tyrannus. This went on for two years, so that all the Jews and Greeks who lived in the province of Asia heard the word of the Lord. God did extraordinary miracles through Paul, 12 so that even handkerchiefs and aprons that had touched him were taken to the sick, and their illnesses were cured and the evil spirits left them." (Acts 19:1-12)

Read the Bible (NIV Version) 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

TRUTH AND KNOWLEDGE

434. Knowledge is subject to change, while truth stands firm.

435. Man seeks truth. God is truth. Shouldn’t then, man seek truth through God?

436. The one who claims to have all the answers cannot have been asked all the questions.

437. Truth is perceived through our ‘life filters.’ Unfortunately no two filters are the same!

438. The greater the truth revealed, the more room for human error to be concealed.

439. Since God is the sole source of absolute truth, shouldn’t we seek the mind of God?

440. The more of God in us, the greater our potential to reveal His truth.

441. Knowledge is too often confused with truth.

442. Yesterday the world was flat, today it is round, but God’s truth is the same forever.

443. Knowledge is fleeting, truth eternal.

444. If I knew everything in the world, I would be most confused!

445. The pursuit of knowledge is excellent, the pursuit of truth, unsurpassable.

446. The more I learn, the less I know, so to my God I’d rather go.

447. Truth is like tightening a nut. There is only a small difference between maximum effectiveness and stripping the thread.

448. Human knowledge corrupts. Absolute knowledge corrupts absolutely.

449. Knowledge seeks truth but only God can reveal the truth.

450. Truth provides the foundation upon which the house of knowledge should be built.

Please feel free to quote these quotes. Acknowledgement of David Tait as the author would be appreciated. There are now over 1300 David sayings for you to view at ...

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

FROM YOU -TO ME - TO YOU

David,

Failure to forgive can be a total block to physical healing (as I suspect you already know). Two years ago, I was part of a short-term healing mission to South Africa. Whenever we found that we were getting nowhere with healing prayer, we would ask the person for whom we were praying if there might be anyone that he/she needed to forgive.

Invariably, the answer was yes.

When we were able to help the person make the decision to forgive, physical healing quickly followed. This same pattern also appeared in cases of demonic oppression.

Refusal to forgive is like acid inside you. It literally eats you up.

Your weekly messages are a true blessing for me (and for many others, I am sure). Thank you so much for all your effort.

Blessings,

Dal

CRANWELLS CARTOONS

12 When Jesus heard that John had been put in prison, he returned to Galilee. 13 Leaving Nazareth, he went and lived in Capernaum, which was by the lake in the area of Zebulun and Naphtali— 14 to fulfill what was said through the prophet Isaiah: 15 “Land of Zebulun and land of Naphtali, the way to the sea, along the Jordan, Galilee of the Gentiles— 16 the people living in darkness have seen a great light; on those living in the land of the shadow of death a light has dawned.” 17 From that time on Jesus began to preach, “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is near.”








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


Check it out at...

TUESDAY TEACHINGS

THIS WEEK: 3 KINGDOM AGES
KINGDOM PRIESTHOODS


It is important to understand that Jesus didn't 'just appear' but was the final fulfillment of God's eternal plan.

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." ***

422. GLADLY
A child came home from Sunday School and told his mother that he had learned a new song about a cross-eyed bear named Gladly.

It took his mother a while before she realized that the hymn was really "Gladly The Cross I'd Bear."

421. THE NEW PREACHER
There was a new preacher who wanted to rent a house in the country. The only house available was rumoured to be haunted. Since the preacher didn't believe in such things, he rented it.

It wasn't long before the ghost made its appearance. The preacher told his friends about the ghost, but they didn't believe him. They told him the only way they would believe was if he would take a picture of the ghost.

The preacher went home and called for the ghost. When it appeared, the preacher explained the situation and asked the ghost if it would mind having its picture taken. The ghost agreed.

When the picture was developed, the ghost wasn't visible. Feeling very disappointed, the preacher called again for the ghost. When it appeared, the preacher showed it the picture and wanted to know why the ghost wasn't in it.

The ghost thought a minute and replied, "Well, I guess the spirit was willing, but the flash was weak."

420. COWBOY JOE
Cowboy Joe was telling his fellow cowboys back on the ranch about his first visit to a big-city church.

"When I got there, they had me park my old truck in the corral," Joe began.

"You mean the parking lot," interrupted Charlie, a more worldly fellow.

"I walked up the trail to the door," Joe continued.

"The sidewalk to the door," Charlie corrected him.

"Inside the door, I was met by this dude," Joe went on.

"That would be the usher," Charlie explained.

"Well, the usher led me down the chute," Joe said.

"You mean the aisle," Charlie said.

"Then, he led me to a stall and told me to sit there," Joe continued.

"Pew," Charlie retorted.

"Yeah," recalled Joe. "That's what that pretty lady said when I sat down beside her."

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 800 sermon fillers for your entertainment and use at ...

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

FACTS FOR FUN

LAST WEEKS QUESTION: What percentage of a watermelon is water?

ANSWER: A watermelon is 92 percent water. Strawberries are approximately 99% water! (Both mouth-watering treats!)

THIS WEEK'S QUESTION: Who invented Khaki military uniforms?

Answer Next Week.

SOME FUN FACTS

1189. COLD COMFORT
You are more likely to be struck by lightening than to be eaten by a shark. On the other hand (if you still have one), you are less likely to be struck by lightening than be infected by flesh-eating bacteria. (Youzzzzz Takes Your Choice!)

1190. CIRCUITOUS LOGIC
The reason firehouses have circular stairways is from the days of yore when the engines were pulled by horses. The horses were stabled on the ground floor and figured out how to walk up straight staircases. (What about the horses on merry-go-rounds?)

1191. IT'S A PLASTIC WORLD
There is a Tupperware Party held somewhere in the world every 2 seconds. (Simply cannot contain(er) my excitement!)

A WORD PUZZLE FOR YOU

Make another word from this word using all the letters.

LISTEN

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

A SELF-EVALUATION PAPER FOR PASTORS By Rodney W. Francis.

NOTE FROM DAVID: Over the next while we will be including questions from this excellent, thought provoking, self - analysis questionnaire prepared by my friend Rodney. I recommend this highly to all who are involved in pastoring.

.............

Pastoring is a very challenging calling, and one that often has many demands placed upon it by people battling through problems and circumstances in life that they would prefer not to have. It is therefore very important that the office of a Pastor is filled by those who have the call of God to be Pastors. We have observed that people with the gifting of an Evangelist often finish up Pastoring. Yet Evangelists do not make good Pastors ~ it is a very different gifting.

This paper is an honest attempt to help those who are Pastoring to be more sure of their calling in God. When we know the will of God ~ and are walking in that will ~ then our lives and ministries will be much more fruitful. Pastoring is a calling, a gifting, not an occupation. I Pastored churches for 25 years, as well as pioneered several others, before God clearly called me into a full-time faith ministry at the beginning of the year 2000, so I do have an understanding of the things a Pastor goes through. My heart is to see Pastors fulfill their calling and destiny ~ that of nurturing and shepherding the people God entrusts to them ~ and to bring them to a place where they can be released to fulfill their calling and destiny as well (Ephesians 4:11-16).

May the following questions help you to clarify more of the call of God on your life, so you will be more effective than ever in the days ahead. There is no greater privilege in this life than to be called of God to a specific task, and to be fulfilling it. It also carries a huge responsibility, because Pastors are answerable to God for the way they treat and lead their people.

YOUR CALLING AND MINISTRY (Continued):

As a Pastor, do people gather to you? (Are you an “easily approachable” person?)

Is your church congregation growing, or decreasing?

If it is growing, what do you think are the key reasons for that growth?

If it is not growing, what do you think are the main reasons?

What do you see in yourself that requires adjustment or change?

As a Pastor, do you retain a teachable spirit?

Do you continue to be open to learn, and to accept and introduce new things as you receive them from the Holy Spirit?

What is the main emphasis of your preaching?

Do you get your own revelation from God for preaching, or do you rely on other preachers messages to preach?

What subjects “light you up” more than others?



Your fellow-labourer in the harvest field of Jesus,

Rodney W. Francis.

Founder/Director: The Gospel Faith Messenger Ministry
(Commenced April 1964)

(To be continued next week.)

Please note that you will find a number of good articles on our Website. Feel free to download and use as you want to.

http://www.gospel.org.nz

BIBLE QUESTION - THE KINGDOM OF GOD

15: How long will the Kingdom of God last?

a. 1000 years
b. Forever
c. Until the devil is destroyed
d. 1000000 years

Source: http://biblequizzes.org.uk

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"""

!!!!!!! In a crowd the person with the loudest voice will be standing directly behind you.

!!!!!! Bad breath is better than no breath at all.

!!!!! When you talk about someone behind their back, they will be there someplace.

!!!! "Intelligent" is a term used to describe someone who agrees with you.

!!! Life is like a game of golf: you drive hard to get to the green and then you end up in a hole.

!! Things aren't like they used to be and they never were.

! Horse sense is what a horse has that keeps it from betting on people.

100'S MORE TO BE FOUND AT...

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

JUST JOKES

214. GOOD AND BAD NEWS
The slave driver of the Roman ship stared down at his slaves and yelled, "I've got good news and bad news. The good news is that you'll be getting double rations tonight."

The mumbling of the happy slaves was interrupted by the bellowing of the slave driver. "The bad news is that the commander's son wants to water ski."

213. THE OLD AND THE YOUNG
According to statistics, last year over 17 million American families paid a lot of money for things that looked funny and didn't work. Seven million of these were antiques; the rest were college students.

212. REUSEABLE!
Her teenage son was having trouble mastering the fine points of balancing his new checking account. "The bank returned the check you wrote to the sporting goods store," she said.

"Oh good," he said, "Now I can use it to buy some stereo equipment!"

211. DOUBLE LOGIC
A college professor asked his class a question.

"If Philadelphia is 100 miles from New York and Chicago is 1000 miles from Philadelphia and Los Angles is 2000 miles from Chicago, how old am I?"

One student in the back of the class raised his hand and when Called upon aid, "Professor you're 44.."

The Professor said, "You're absolutely correct, but tell me, how did you arrive at the answer so quickly?"

The student said, "You see professor, I have a brother; he's 22, and he's only half crazy."

Relax and laugh here.....

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

BIBLE TRIVIA (Strange and Amazing Facts)

THERE ARE 24 BOOKS IN THE HEBREW BIBLE

Generally, the books are classified within 3 sections - the Law (Torah), the Prophets and Writings. The Hebrew Bible has only what Protestants call the Old Testament.

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

Where Christian Civic Engagement Begins

On April 21, 2011, Tim Soerens stood before the 50 or so people who had shown up at the South Lake Union neighborhood community center, where Seattle mayor Mike McGinn was holding a town hall meeting. As the moderator, Soerens's job was to create a hospitable environment for discussion of issues ranging from local dog parks to a $2 billion tunnel through downtown—and to hold both the citizens and the mayor to their allotted time.

Soerens, 32, is a church planter and one of the founders of the Parish Collective, which seeks to help local churches be both "rooted in neighborhoods and linked across cities." For Soerens's church in the South Lake Union neighborhood, that meant helping to start the neighborhood's first farmers' market, hosting a weekly BBQ, and working with their neighbors in a local community garden—getting involved with existing nonprofits and initiatives whenever possible rather than starting new efforts from scratch. Many community council meetings later, he's now active in Wallingford, a neighborhood about a mile from South Lake Union, where he says he is "beginning the listening, organizing, and [finding] pathways of connection."

How does a church planter—or any Christian, for that matter—become a civic leader? According to Soerens, "You just need to show up and be consistent for a while. About 100 people run Seattle. Certainly the mayor and City Council, but from there you begin to see about the same 75 people or so at everything. This might be a slight exaggeration, but not as much as you might think." For Soerens, the link between civic engagement and the flourishing of the city is inextricable. "Democracy is a brilliant system if people show up. But if they don't, that vacuum will quickly get filled, and not always for the best."

Soerens's approach to civic influence doesn't require huge numbers or big budgets. "There is a general rule I've heard, at least in Seattle: If you can get 10 people to give 10 hours of their time for the same thing, you can pass legislation. And while that is actually a lot harder than it sounds, I think it's realistic." In fact, Soerens contends that "if you had three to five people of faith in each neighborhood of a city who were consistently involved in civic participation in their neighborhood, and they knew each other, they would have more influence to shape and bless the city than any megachurch with tens of thousands. Showing up once is not so hard; showing up for months and years is what creates the social capital for real change. But it really is just showing up, listening deeply, and seeking common-good solutions."

Where Christian Civic Engagement Begins
Tim Soerens believes that contributing to the shalom of his city starts with showing up.

So, several years ago, Soerens decided to "show up," and over time, he found himself in civic leadership. In fact, showing up was how Soerens got to know Mayor McGinn. Before McGinn was elected, the two men served together on local initiatives. Through his community organizing—the farmers' market, community garden, and neighborhood BBQ—Soerens began to find himself in the offices of city council members and leaders of various departments with the city. His role as moderator that April evening reflected the trust Soerens has built with the mayor and his staff.

For Soerens, being a civic-minded follower of Christ connects him to the very first believers. "If Christians dare to accept the confession that 'Jesus is Lord,' as the early church did, that means we are called to live out an alternative story rooted in the holistic, reconciling, and restoring mission of God. If Jesus is Lord of our neighborhood, what then?" If more Christians asked this question, he says, the "embodied church of, with, and for the neighborhood could emerge. Then, of course, the task is to lean into the tension between how things are and how things are supposed to be."

You could call that the crossroads of kingdom theology—the place where the already and the not yet meet. Soerens believes the church is most at home at that intersection. "Occupying that place—living in that intersection—is not so much a new strategy for the church, but rather a big, holy dare." Twenty years from now, Soerens hopes to see Wallingford and other Seattle neighborhoods become places where neighbors know and care for one another, spiritually and tangibly. And he hopes that those local places will be connected widely with other neighborhoods and cities, so that the church becomes "a network of blessing" for the world.

"This dare to follow Jesus into the very particular places, stories, and realities of different neighborhoods will be unique to each place, but I believe the task of engaging in the restorative work God is already doing is universal."

And sometimes, participating in that restorative work begins by just showing up.

DAVID'S DOWNLOAD

A DAY IN THE LIFE OF ...

A unique look at what may have been like to visit the Tabernacle of of Moses.

Check it out and download your free PDF File here.....

http://www.wwj.org.nz/pdf/7p41.pdf

WAXING LYRICAL

Normally writing verse takes longer than writing prose. But not this time!

IN A HURRY!

Time is short,
Too much sport!

Bad attitude,
No gratitude!

Put Jesus first,
Develop thirst!

Do come aboard,
Jesus is Lord!

More of David's offerings at...

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

A DAVID MUSING

On Saturday, we had our 3 yearly, New Zealand Government elections. Mercifully, after a shortened 4 week political campaign, as the far more important (LOL!) Rugby World Cup kept our attention earlier! Even so, more than 1 week of the shortened campaign was completely dominated by a literal 'tea party'. Not the serious American version, but a cup of tea between our Prime Minister and a candidate from another party whom he was asking the members of his party to support. The conversation was surreptitiously, or mistakenly, (depending upon who you believe) recorded, and given to the media. The media wouldn't publish it but we huge discussion on what was said was generated! So much for policy! And democratic elections based on informed choice!

For the record, our National (conservative party - but roughly equivalent to the US Democrats in policy) won 48% of the votes and will govern in a coalition with probably, 3 other minor parties.

However, my Jesus does not change from day to day, or year to year. His 'manifesto', the biggest selling book in world history, has remained the same forever!

Where will you look to for your salvation? A politician? Or to Jesus, the same, yesterday, today and forever.? I know to whom my vote will go!

Until next week.......

MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND YOU BLESS GOD.

His servant and yours

David Tait

Today's 'Word Puzzle' Answer: SILENT (How appropriate!)

TODAY'S 'BIBLE QUESTION' ANSWER: b. Forever (Daniel 2:44)

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

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
7 Bull Street
Ahuriri
Napier
New Zealand

Phone: (06) 835 0567 International (+64) 6 835 0567

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.