Author: TheSpiritandtheBrideSayCome

The Lord has a message to say in our day concerning the Remnants of the Bible. These groups, elected, selected by God, from their minority status, changed our perspective of God and our faith. Please follow me as we discover the lessons that these remnants taught us. What distinguished them from what was the trends… Continue reading New series! BEING PART OF THE REMNANT

After all the messages, well wishers have sent their birthday blessings yesterday (20th) I want to convey my thanks to all who wrote to me and wished to convey their prayers. I ask that you continue to pray. Pray for the various projects which need supporters. Pray for our new Smartphone review site. This site… Continue reading Birthday

This weekend I had the privilege to go to Cornwall, on work and prayer too. Cornwall has many good memories for me, as my family would go for a week once a year to St. Ives, right on the end of Cornwall, where the Bristol channel meets the Atlantic. In my prayer time, one thing… Continue reading 2 women in a Barvas cottage

Sitting here waiting for a upload to complete gives me a opportunity to listen to tunes which elevate my thoughts into thinking and clarifying where I am in the grand scheme of things. One of my readings is "Jesus; The Pilgrimage" which recounts the journey of the author to Israel. James Martin SJ, recounts with… Continue reading Experiential or Theological

We have been meditating on many examples of prayer. The Lord wants to cause us to walk the walk of prayer that we see Jesus afresh. Prayer centres on the person of Jesus. Mary Magdalene is very much misunderstood. She is sometimes seen as a prostitute that Jesus expelled 7 demons. Yet we on closer… Continue reading When hearts are laid bare…

And there was one Anna, a prophetess, the daughter of Phanuel, of the tribe of Aser: she was of a great age, and had lived with an husband seven years from her virginity; And she was a widow of about fourscore and four years, which departed not from the temple, but served God with fastings… Continue reading Ana; modern day example of prayer

Today we celebrate the day (31st October 1517) that Martin Luther nailed on the doors of Witternburg Cathedral 95 theses that initiated in Europe a process of both reformation and division. What we must do is celebrate what is good that came out of the Reformation and face this phase of history in a true… Continue reading Luther commemoration

There is a sense within God's people that there must be a whole refreshing and new approach to the Faith. A new revitalisation. The Holy Spirit needs to come into this generation. The intensity of Church programs which centre on meetings of prayer and intense movements based on rediscovering prayer are spreading all over the… Continue reading Saying Prayers or being a prayer: Rend your heart not your garments

Jeremiah 1:5, I sanctified you and ordained you as a prophet to the nations. When we take this scripture in its proper context we see how strategically placed was Jeremiah in history. He was privy to the knowledge that as God's covenant people had strayed so far away from the Lord , He was determined… Continue reading Saying Prayers or being a prayer: Praying in purpose

Smartphones are my Passion I have from time to time tested and reviewed Smartphones, and had a site on Blogspot. However with other issues taking up time I let the project go dormant until recently. Inspired by Marques Brownlee and Joshua Vergara, not to mention Jaime Rivera and Michael Fisher, my interest was ignited again.… Continue reading Smartphones are my Passion