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The seventh day, known as the sabbath, is a sacred time set apart by God for rest and worship. It begins at sunset Friday and ends at sunset Saturday. This day has been established since the very beginning of creation, and will continue to be honoured throughout eternity, marking a special rhythm in the life of every believer. Sabbath reflects Gods divine plan, after six days of creating the universe God rested the seventh day. God blessed the seventh day and sanctified it

When we die, what does the Bible declare happens to that person, where do they then go and what is their condition or state once dead? The Bible describes the state of the dead as an unconscious, dreamless sleep, where individuals have no awareness, thoughts, or knowledge. Quite often referred to as resting in the grave or resting in peace, the dead are waiting in this unconscious state for a future resurrection. The Bible declares that death is a temporary cessation of exist

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Banana Muffins (12 muffins or one 9” (23 cm)cake 2 cups flour 1 ½ teaspoon baking soda ½ teaspoon salt ½ cup white sugar 1/3 cup vegetable oil 4 ripe bananas or 3 and 1 fejoa ½ cup water 1/3 cup shredded coconut 1 teaspoon vanilla extract Optional ½ cup chocolate chips. Preheat the oven to 180 deg C (350deg F). Grease the muffin tray. Mash the banana and feijoa. In one bowl mix the flour, baking soda, coconut and salt together. In the other bowl mix together the oi

Carrot salad Wash and grate 3 carrots. Mix in half a cup coconut, half a cup raisins and toss with a sprinkle of salt. (you can swap raisins for sunflower and pumpkin seeds). Cauliflower and broccoli salad Cut off florets, add together with cashew nuts dried red raisins or apricot pieces and still together with a little mayonnaise and season with salt. Bean salad 1 tin drained mixed beans, chopped parsley or other preferred fresh herbs, sunflower and pumpkin seeds, spring oni

Cauliflower Soup serves 6 450ml vegetable stock 30g margarine 150ml milk Pinch Iodised salt 1 chopped onion 30g flour 60g cheese 1 small head cauliflower Cut cauliflower into small florets. cook with onion and stock until tender. Once cooked put into blender. Make a white sauce (roux method) stir in cheese if wanted. Slowly add cauliflower puree and heat through but do not boil. Vegetable Soup 1 cup each diced carrots, cabbage, celery, cauliflower ½ cup each onions

White Sauce 1-2 Tablespoons Coconut oil ½ cup Flour Either 1 ½ cups plant milk or 1 tin coconut cream and ½ tin water Heat oil until melted, add flour and mix until it forms a small ball and cooked. Take off heat and add your chosen liquid. Mix until smooth , then put back on the element keep whisking until it thickens. Add more liquid if it is too thick. Add salt and pepper to taste. Tips on how to use this sauce Italian cabonara: fry onion and garlic 5 min, then add mush

Vegetarian rolls Pastry 1C soya flour, ½ C potato flour 1C buckwheat flour 1C water Mix all dry ingredients together. Add water and mix into a firm ball. Knead lightly and refrigerate for 30 minutes. Filling: 3 Cups mashed potato 3 Tablespoons finely chopped capsicum 1 Cups ground almonds 1 Tablespoon chopped chives or shallots 1 1/2 teaspoon Cumin 3 Tablespoons parsley 2 teaspoon mixed herbs Method: Mix ingredients for filling. Cut pastry into 4 equal parts. On f

Dee’s Breakfast cereal – 1 person serve 34g whole steel cut oats (not rolled) 1 tablespoon chia seeds 1 teaspoon golden flaxseed 1 tablespoon cacao( alter to preferred taste) 1 teaspoon cinnamon (alter to preferred taste) 6 to 12 almonds Coconut/oat/rice milk to cover and soak overnight Add fresh berries of choice, craisins, blueberries or yoghurt on top before serving Combine all ingredients and soak overnight For a different taste grate 1 apple into mix and stir wh

By Sarah Koontz, Edited by M. Winters. As I reflect on my character I realise that I have a nasty habit of offering unsolicited advice which is a habit of a lifetime and working in Healthcare I have had to always be offering advice. If you have a problem, I have a solution, this is how I’m wired. The disadvantage of constantly giving advice to those who don’t ask is that it often has a negative impact on your relationship with others. Why? Because no one likes a serial advic

Beloved, this message is not about fear. It is about discernment and preparation. As the world speaks of peace through negotiations, sanctions, uranium, markets, shipping lanes, and global institutions, Christ calls His people to stand in a different peace. Now is the time to: • Stand with the remnant • Honor God’s Sabbath • Guard liberty of conscience • Trust Jesus completely • Prepare to stand without hatred, fear, or compromise 📖 “Here is the patience of the saints: here

📖 “Bind up the testimony, seal the law among my disciples.” — Isaiah 8:16 (KJV) Two systems are coming into view: • God’s seal → Sabbath loyalty, willing obedience, rest in Christ • The beast’s mark → enforced worship, false rest, civil compulsion False peace prepares the way for forced allegiance. True peace rests in Christ alone.

Jesus gave the contrast plainly: 📖 “Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you.” — John 14:27 (KJV) 🌍 The world’s peace • negotiated by governments • secured by military and economic pressure • tied to markets, sanctions, and resources • dependent on compliance ✝️ Christ’s peace • freely given • rooted in truth • received by faith • protects conscience • requires no force One peace manages nations. The other peace redeems the

— 1 Thessalonians 5:3 (KJV)

I was adopted at birth, an experience beyond my control that has left me grappling with feelings of rejection, abandonment, and unworthiness throughout my life. Growing up in a strict religious household, I spent 16 years striving to be the ideal child. However, a traumatic event at 16 shattered my trust in people, particularly those connected to religion, and for the next 30 years I lived a life of sin, partaking in activities not in adherence to Gods way of life. In 2019, a

Two people can go through the same trauma and end up in completely different places. One moves forward. The other stays stuck, replaying it for years. So what’s the difference? Psychologist James W. Pennebaker found that people who heal begin to process what happened by putting it into words. Those who don’t heal keep the pain and hurt inside and end up looping the same thoughts without resolution. This creates stress and builds up cortisol levels, which can actually lead to

My sister had invited me to stay at her all Christian girl flat when Cathy came to visit. Cathy was the older sister of one of the flatmates, and Cathy had an amazing testimony. I was asked to join the group and listen to Cathy’s mind-blowing testimony; I was encouraged. Afterwards we all sat and read the book of Matthew. It was during this reading that I realised Jesus was the real deal! Every word landed on my heart that Jesus spoke, and his death on the cross tore at my he

I grew up in the 1980s in a big, busy family. Because my parents were often working, I learned how to take care of myself and my younger siblings from a very young age. We were a normal family, but for a while, we went through a tough time. I remember only having one pair of shoes and one special dress. Because of that, I decided I wanted to be independent, and at 14, I got my first job so I could make my own way. After highschool finished , I moved to Australia and saw a wor

As it turns out, we are living in an upside down world, an alternate reality. ‘I was born this way’ was repeatedly told me, and that sentiment echoed all around me, from all quarters of culture and society. I had no reason to doubt it, all those around me appeared to believe it, it was effortlessly and authoritatively proclaimed by those in positions of power, medical professionals, science professionals and so on. But after a sequence of supernatural events, this dogma was a

I was a Sunday school kid. Every Sunday the van would come round and pick all the kids up and take us to the Church of Nazarene. I think it was so mum and the man she later married could have some kid free alone time. From there I learnt the ten commandments, some great hymns and was told God was always watching. My childhood wasn’t always the best. In fact at times it was down right scary. No matter how well I behaved I landed the position of family scapegoat. Not th