When the angel appeared to Mary and she responded with "I am the Lord's servant. May everything you have said about me come true," did she really know what she was agreeing to? When the angel said, "Greetings, you who are highly favoured! The Lord is with you," was the Lord really with her? In all the trouble, in the heart-break? What about our own lives? Are trials and trouble a sign that God is not with us? Au contraire! Quite the opposite! They are there to prove the genuineness of our faith if we too are favoured by God.
Mike encourages us from the Hebrews 11 'Hall of Fame' - those people of faith who died still believing God to be faithful to...
Tom Burke
Tom looks at the account of Isaac and Rebekah and its significance for us today. The whole New Testament gospel message can be found...
