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The Bible readings for Sunday 8 and Monday 9 July are -- Num 10:11-11:35; Ps 34:8-14; Pro 8:8-9; Mk 13:1-20.
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posted by Ps John @ 7:57 AM
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Hi and welcome. Ashfield Baptist Church is a "caring community church sharing God's love". We are very diverse in our nationalities, backgrounds and ages, but united in our desire to grow spiritually and to reach out and help others. Our vision is "to be a body of Christ-like people living out the great commandment and the great commission in the Holy Spirit's power". This blog is mainly for people connected with Ashfield Baptist Church. It has been set up as an "info & chat space" as we start the "THRU IN 2" challenge. This is our program for reading the Bible right through during 2007 & 2008. Many are using the Every Day With Jesus Bible which also has daily devotions from Selwyn Hughes. As we read through the Bible together over these two years, we can use this blog to share insights, stories, reflections, questions etc. The goal is to grow spiritually together. So leave your comments. Together we can help each other grow. Blessings. Ps John. To leave a comment about the readings for a particular day, or to view the comments of others, just click on "comments" at the bottom of the post.
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While the cloud rested over the Tabernacle the people were to remain encamped. When the cloud lifted they were to break camp and follow the cloud till it stoppoed again. Breaking and setting up camp was a lot of hard work. (I speak from the experience of many camping holidays.) Just packing up and reassembling the Tabernacle was a major logistical task in itself. It makes me wonder what the people thought when it was time to move on. Were they reluctant to pack up and leave their settled campsite for some other unknown place? Or were they excited, knowing that this was the next step in their journey?
What about us today? Are we reluctant or excited about moving on?
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