“Praise be to the Lord, the God of Israel, from everlasting to everlasting, Amen and Amen’Psalm 41: 13 As retreatants on our recent day retreat on praying the Psalms learned, that verse appears as the last verse of the Psalms which conclude each of the first 4 books of the Psalms. The Psalms, set against the backdrop of the story of the people of God, poetically describe the cry to God for aid as well as praise for His covenant faithfulness as they live their lives celebrating God’s word, looking forward to the coming of the Messiah.What appears against the
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Prayer News – August 2024
August Prayer News ‘Sing to the Lord a new song, his praise from the ends of the earth, you who go down to the sea, and all that is in it, you islands, and all who live in them…Let them give glory to the Lord and proclaim his praise in the islands.’– Isaiah 42: 10 & 12 The tiny island of Iona, off the coast of Mull, is the location of the monastic site established by St Columba and his monks. Although it seems remote by modern standards, requiring two ferries from the Scottish mainland to arrive, at the height
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Sannox Saturday Talk – October 2023
We’re sorry it’s later than usual, but here’s Andrew’s talk from October Sannox Saturday focusing on Elijah on Mount Carmel.
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Heart for Revival
During November 2023 you are invited us to come together and seek God with us, praying the ancient prayer, ‘Will you not revive us again that your people may rejoice in You? Show us your unfailing love, Lord, and grant us your salvation.’ – Psalm 85:6 Joining with other Christians here on the Isle of Arran, we ask God for an increase of the work of the Spirit among us in this generation. You can follow our daily prayer reflections, readings and prompts via our Facebook page, or through downloading the 30 Day Prayer Guide – ‘Heart for Revival.’
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Sannox Saturday Talk – September 2023
Listen in to Andrew’s talk from September’s Sannox Saturday as he shares three prophetic pictures for the church in the context of Arran, but applicable elsewhere.
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