The Potter's Clay

If we are being honest, many of us have been exactly there - a place where we are tired and broken down.

The first three months of 2023 have been super exciting for us at Little More Love as we've headed to visit some of our favourite places.

The fever has worsened. My nights are restless. I keep waking up every few hours, sweaty and cold.

I’m in so much trouble. I have so much to fear. I have so much to be anxious about. I don’t know what my future looks like.

Service at@Jeevan Jyothi SDA English Church-Hosur (full video credits to them) with the Axis Worship Community Choir. Visit https://aweandwonder.in for more

My daughter fell in and out of consciousness, and the doctors told us to prepare for the worst. That's when we prayed hard.

It troubles me that Christians sometimes have a reputation for being divisive and exclusive.

I think we get too in our heads about prayer. We assign all these rules that make us so uncomfortable that we neglect to pray.

“We have become so engrossed in the work of the Lord that we have forgotten the Lord of the work.” - A.W. Tozer

After a lifetime of being judged on his damaged appearance, he had finally been welcomed on a different basis.

More often than not, we stare at the giants in our lives – the obstacles that terrify us – and cower in fear.

We are almost at the end of January 2022 and it has never been easier to start something.

I was born into a Christian home and although many people say that they were lukewarm Christians until the day they gave their lives to Jesus, my experience was different. I want to start out by saying that for all the years until the day I met Jesus, I was in no way a Christian. […]

In reading the prayers of Moses, something else becomes noticeable – that it was not just things and circumstances and people that changed...

Even in the world today, it is often at the point where we are frustrated by the gap between fallen reality and our sense of God’s desires that we are moved to action in a cause greater than ourselves.

The vow of stability is a commitment to something which is maddeningly simple yet impossibly hard in today’s culture.