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Based on the Kingdom Prayer of Matthew 6:9-13 and the Father Prayer of Luke 11: 2-4 and with insights from the Beatitudes in Matthew 5:3-10, here is a Kingdom Blessing for us in Jesus name:
ByMike HeyMay our Father in heaven strengthen us in the glory of his love and may we find comfort in his Holy presence as we cry holy, holy, holy is the Lord. May his kingdom come and his will be done as we walk with meekness to see the presence of heaven transform earth. May we…
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Walking with God: A Journey of Faith, Love, and Purpose
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The heartbeat of leadership is love
ByMike HeyThe Heart of Leadership: Love as the Foundation of Growth in Christ At the centre of true leadership lies love—a love that mirrors the heart of the Father and transforms the lives of those it touches. Biblical leadership is not about control or titles; it is about serving others in a way that reflects the…
