St Andrews PCEA Church

In the book called “betrayal in the city” by Francis Imbuga, there is a character called jasper…who says “when the madness of an entire nation disturbs a solitary mind, it is not enough to say that the man is mad.”

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Judges 16:18-31. St. Andrews Church, 8.15 service, 19^th November 2006.

This morning the word of God comes to those men and women who for various reasons have bald heads. The word of God this morning comes to those who for one reason or other have their hair falling off…those whose hairlines are receding, who see patches developing in their heads as their hair height falls and the hair density thins… Read the rest of this entry »

The information we have at hand says the Dagon was the chief god of the Philistines, whom they believed that He sent rain and assured a bountiful harvest.  But the Philistines just like most of the pagan neighbors were polytheistic worshiped (many gods).  The more gods they could have on there side the secure they felt.  That was why they wanted the “ark” The Ideas was that if it helped the Israelites it could help them too.  Latter they realized that the Ark of God of Israel can not be compared with their gods.  The ark was a source of Greater Power than they had ever seen – power they could not control Read the rest of this entry »

The voice and the advice she gave suggested that she was expecting something. Whatever he says do it why because you will be rewarded. Read the rest of this entry »

Jesus is not shallow. Jesus is deep. He comes across like just an ordinary man…yet it does not take long to know that he is not ordinary. He is not an idler who roamed the village roads of Galilee and sat in the city squares of Palestine just pulling off some stunts because he could. He was not a celebrity whose life depended on a batch of wild shirt-waving funs screaming their heads off. He was and is a man on assignment. He was born to die. True He is like a prophet,  yet he is unlike any other prophet we know– He is like Elijah, yet unlike Elijah…He is like John the Baptist- yet unlike John the Baptist…He is comparable yet incomparable.  

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