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Posted by Raymond de Villiers on Wednesday, June 10, 2009,
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In the Mirror
I have three young daughters,
Hannah, Sarah and Julia, who were all born within a four year period. As a mom
you fully understand that the past few years have been dominated by nappy changes,
disrupted nights, feeds, disrupted nights, copious amounts of crying, oh, and
did I mention disrupted nights? Often
the days blur into each other as the cycle of motherhood goes round and round,
and in this state it’s easy to lose sight of the meaning of our lives as we
stumble around adorned with ... Continue reading ...
Strength in the Midst of Struggles
Posted by Raymond de Villiers on Wednesday, June 10, 2009,
In :
In the Mirror
I am sure
you are familiar with the experience of walking out of a food market and
feeling as if you have paid an inexplicably large amount of money for the few
groceries in your shopping bags? The soaring price of living is affecting every
one of us! In light of this all-too-common experience, I had a very interesting
discussion with some friends around the dinner table last weekend. We were
talking about the impact of World War II on our parents’ generation - yes that
is the era in whic... Continue reading ...
Let Go and Let God
Posted by Raymond de Villiers on Wednesday, June 10, 2009,
In :
In the Mirror
I’ve
recently been struck by how much time we waste pursuing our goals and dreams
without, to quote a familiar phrase, “letting go and letting God”.
You know
what I mean … . We get an idea of what we believe God is calling us to do, and
we do everything in our human capacity to bring that idea to fruition. We make
phone calls, write letters, constantly check our e-mail and keep our cell phone
close by so as not to miss that all-important call!
I’ve learnt
the hard way ... Continue reading ...
Try This for a Good Read
Posted by Raymond de Villiers on Wednesday, June 10, 2009,
In :
In the Mirror
Whoever said that the Bible
is old-fashioned and irrelevant for today’s world really ought to take a look
at the book of Proverbs. Seldom have I read a book that is more useful for the
times in which we live. Proverbs has a way of simplifying everything and making
it either black or white, wrong or right. Look at Proverbs 4:14 and 15, for
example;
“Do
not set foot on the path of the wicked or walk in the way of evil men.
Avoid
it, do not travel on it; turn away from it and go on y... Continue reading ...
The Suffering of Sin
Posted by Raymond de Villiers on Wednesday, June 10, 2009,
In :
In the Mirror
The temptation to sin is huge. Why? Well, not only are we
naturally sinful without the intervention of Christ in our lives, but sin is
often disguised as something extremely attractive and exciting. And once
embroiled in sin, it is very difficult to get out of it. I believe that there
are only three scenarios related to sin, and all of them are increasingly unpleasant
and burdensome. Let me explain what I mean … .
In the first instance, you are faced with the temptation of sin,
in wh... Continue reading ...
Can you Say the Same for Yourself?
Posted by Raymond de Villiers on Monday, June 8, 2009,
In :
In the Mirror
Picture this scene. It’s a dinner party to celebrate the official launch of a new company. The nine people who are central to the company’s start-up success are seated around the table, enjoying each other’s company and the good food. Half way through the evening, one of the directors makes a short speech about how exciting it is to launch the company. He then goes around the table and thanks each person in turn for the role they played. Unfortunately, the director unintentionally omits... | Continue reading ...
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About Me
She presents 'In The Mirror' for Radio Pulpit on Monday mornings at 10 and also reads the news and conducts interviews among other things.
Linda is a public speaker and singer who has a real passion and heart for Women, and especially mothers.
Linda's heart's desire is to reach women with the message of how much God loves them and wants for them to lead happy, productive and fulfilled lives in and for Him.
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