Everything it takes to be a success in life - spirit, soul, body, financially and socially - in the whole realm of human existence, was covered by the blood of Jesus at Calvary. The King James version of 3 John 2 says, "(I pray) above all things that thou mayest prosper and be in health, even as thy soul prospereth".

John identifies himself in verse 1 as 'the elder', which is extremely important.  These verses were written by a man who, many years earlier had walked with Jesus as a personal disciple and aide.  He is the man to whom Jesus turned over His own mother when he was on the cross.  If anyone understood the divine importance of words, it was John. And he said he prayed ABOVE ALL THINGS that believers would prosper and be in health AS THEIR SOUL (MIND, WILL AND EMOTIONS) PROSPERED.

Why…

This the talk that I mentioned at Church this morning:

This was a wonderful conference to be at - from the opening blast on the Shofar, to the closing prayers, with three excellent main speakers in between, the whole thing was really well done, educational, challenging, and uplifting. It is good to know that there are many others who are aware of what is happening, and the times we are living in. It is just over three hours long, but I encourage you to watch it all.

Please note - as yet, this has not been made available to everyone, but as only our forum members can see it on here, I'm hoping it will be ok. Please do not share the link with anyone else until I know that it is ok to do so - thanks!

Hi folks, this is a bit of a trial to see how this works. Those of you who have created a new post on here will know that you get two options: "Start a discussion", or "Ask a question?" This is the first time I've used the latter, so I'm interested to see how it works.

According to some of the latest news and information that has come to my attention this evening, it appears that churches in England are no longer prohibited from meeting together for a Worship Service, even during lockdown! There is a link here to some info on the Christian Concern website, and the latest one here. Have a read and see what you make of it!

The question therefore is this, assuming we can find a suitable venue, who is ready and willing to meet together again on a Sunday?