Greetings.

As a woman of faith, I am on a journey to plumb the depths of the Word of God and our Christian beliefs. I want to explore how to best live the life worthy of our calling (Ephesians 4:1).

Follow my ponderings as I dig deep in my examination of this life of faith. You might notice that I’m not inclined to pull any punches as I question our religious preconceptions, or the value and place of church and it’s teachings within that life. My hope is that together we would all come to know God intimately, and thus become empowered as we come to know why we believe what we believe.


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“May the bridges I burn light the way forward”

– Unknown

Latest Posts


  • Potential Barriers to Healing

    When people that matter to us become ill, we always want them to get well. We want them to be healed or cured of whatever ails them, and as quickly as possible so they can be restored to us. For believers, we will naturally turn to God for his help in the situation, but sometimes  Continue reading

    Potential Barriers to Healing
  • Doctor stuff – Why is it so?

    From my observations these days, when a Christian goes forward for healing prayer, it seems that they go with the desire of leaving the altar leaping and shouting for joy because they have been fully restored, as if by magic. If that doesn’t happen, they seem to walk away disappointed, despondent or discouraged. In contrast, Continue reading

    Doctor stuff – Why is it so?
  • Ask before praying

    Once upon a time, one of the treasured elderly ladies at church became ill, and ended up being hospitalised. She was a faithful, humble, gentle woman that had helped to shepherd me through my early days as a believer, and I was very fond of her. Naturally, most of the church had automatically gone full-steam Continue reading

    Ask before praying
  • Oh dear, I feel a peeve coming on…..

    One of those things I find irritating is the verbiage commonly adopted by many Christians, because when speaking to others that are not part of, or involved with any institutional church, these expressions basically make little sense. I understand that any group of people regularly spending time together for whatever reason will develop a vocabulary… Continue reading

    Oh dear, I feel a peeve coming on…..
  • Options & Expectations

    The post explores the interplay between medical intervention and faith-based healing, suggesting that modern society’s reliance on medicine can diminish one’s ability to fully embrace divine healing. It argues that believers should shift their mindset from expecting sickness to realizing their inheritance of health in Christ, emphasizing proactive faith over reactive healing. Continue reading

    Options & Expectations
  • Life, Death & Healing: Then and Now

    From time to time I have pondered how it is that so many believers from generations past appeared to receive a healing more easily, when people of this day and age so often do not. Even in these modern times, believers in countries we label ‘third world’ appear to have a better capacity to receive Continue reading

    Life, Death & Healing: Then and Now