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Howard Carter is a Presbyterian minister in Whangarei New Zealand. In this blog he reflects on God, life, the scriptures, family, Church and church planting, film and media and other stuff. Join him as he reflects on the Journey.

Tuesday, December 29, 2015

God is here wth us... Christmas day 2015

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Its 9:30am on Christmas Morning and maybe after a late night of wrapping presence and wrestling with those deceptive words ‘some assembl...

Wednesday, December 23, 2015

Emmanuel: God wth us... hope and grace then and now

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I wonder what are the images that have stuck in your mind this year? On a positive note, Ritchie McCaw holding up the Webb Ellis tr...

Sunday, December 13, 2015

The Greatest Present ever wasn't wrapped in paper... It was wrapped in people ( a reflection on Luke's narrative of Jesus birth)...

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I love Luke's narrative of the events around the birth of Jesus. When you read through it... if I'm not being to flippant here.....

Sunday, December 6, 2015

past, present and future, God has been our help so far, God is with us, God is faithful... (1Samuel 7:10-12, Luke 1:68-75, Acts 2:38-39).

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The three Bible readings we had today talk of God’s faithfulness to his people down through the ages. In first Samuel after a mi...

Monday, November 30, 2015

The one who is forgiven much loves much... Simon the pharisee, the woman at Jesus feet and responding to God's revolution of grace(Luke 7:36-50): Close Encounters with God's Grace Revolution in Luke 7( Part 4)

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Over the month of November we’ve been working our way through a series of close encounters with God’s revolution of Grace. Four e...

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Howard Carter: Howard Carter is a Presbyterian Minister. He is the minister in Whangarei in Northland, New Zealand. "it's challenging", says Howard, "I feel totally inadequate, but rely on Jesus, who is able to be strong in my weakness". Yes he's married to Kris and has four children. So he'sboth blessed and busy. Howard posts the messages he preaches on Sundays (the long posts with heaps of images), the occasional reflection, prayers he writes for services (when he's in a liturgical mood) and the odd movie review. He is avid bird photographer but does not over-bird-en his blog with his photos.

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