"Quick! … we are going to have a feast, a celebration, because this son of mine was dead and has come back to life; he was lost and is found." (Jesus, Lk 15: 22-24) Photo by Ian Schneider on Unsplash Feel free to share “Words of Jesus” with your networks: Tweet or post to social media Include in
"Sir, the man replied, leave it one more year and give me time to dig round it and manure it: it may bear fruit next year." (Jesus, Lk 13:8-9) Photo by Jason Lam on Unsplash Feel free to share “Words of Jesus” with your networks: Tweet or post to social media Include in your organisation’s bulletin Add to
"Jesus went up the mountain to pray…as he prayed, the aspect of his face changed and his clothing became brilliant as lightning." (Lk 9:28-29) Photo by Gabriel Lamza on Unsplash Feel free to share “Words of Jesus” with your networks: Tweet or post to social media Include in your organisation’s bulletin Add to your slides for reflection on
"Filled with the Holy Spirit, Jesus left the Jordan and was led by the Spirit through the wilderness, being tempted there by the devil for forty days." - Lk 4:1 Photo by Eddie Stigson on Unsplash Feel free to share “Words of Jesus” with your networks: Tweet or post to social media Include in your organisation’s bulletin Add
"Your Father who sees all that is done in secret will reward you." (Jesus, Mt 6:18) Photo by rawpixel on Unsplash Feel free to share “Words of Jesus” with your networks: Tweet or post to social media Include in your organisation’s bulletin Add to your slides for reflection on the Sunday readings Print for staff inspiration Add to
When parents think of ‘discipline’ they are usually thinking in terms of ‘punishment’. But another definition is ‘instruction’. Dr Justin Coulson points out that the meaning of discipline has shifted over time. It comes from the Latin ‘disciplina’ meaning ‘teaching’, and ‘discipulus’ meaning ‘pupil.’ “When we ‘discipline’ our children, we guide, teach and instruct them
A home is a school of love, where your children learn to put others, and ultimately God, first in their lives. What motivates you as a parent should motivate your children; children love what we love. But often our example, and emotional example can undermine our best intentions. We fail to communicate the importance of
Welcome to Vox Dei. A lot of people wonder why God was so vocal in biblical times but now seems so silent. God is not silent. God speaks to us every day, every hour. The question is not whether God speaks, it’s whether we are listening. whether we can find the ‘pause’ in our busy
Stay organized and on track with our FREE printable yearly planner. Perfect for workstations and partitions, we’ve already included school holidays and important dates and it’s fully editable as well. Ideal to print in A3 format and update whenever needed. This yearly planner is an excerpt from My Teacher Diary, a product from Livingwell Media A
Many people confuse the Immaculate Conception with Jesus’ conception (which is called a virgin conception or virgin birth). The Immaculate Conception, in fact, refers to Mary’s conception in the womb of her mother (Anne). However, unlike regular conceptions, Mary was conceived without sin (that’s the ‘immaculate’ part) due to the intervention by God that protected
