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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.

Monday, October 31, 2016

Speak Lord, Your Servant is Listening: relfections on hearing God speak to us in our payer lives (1 Samuel 3, John 10:25-30). Prayer nuts'n'bolts.(part 5)

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In ‘the sacred dairy of Adrian Plass Christian speaker aged 45 ¾’, Adrian Plass illustrates some of the difficulties of trying to disc...

Monday, October 24, 2016

A friend who prays is a friend indeed (praying for someone in need). Prayer nuts'n'bolts part 4 (Luke 18:1-11, James 5:13-20)

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A group of young people on a summer’s mission trip to the party Island of Ibiza asked the local Anglican priest what the prayer needs ...

Monday, October 17, 2016

Prayer for others (part 1) proactive, kingdom agenda prayer...(Matthew 9:35-10:4, Phillippians 1:3-10) Prayer nuts and Bolt's (part 3)

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Over the month of October at St Peter’s we have a season of prayer. As the parish council have worked through our strategic plan we ...

Monday, October 10, 2016

The content of prayer as speech ACTS... Prayer Nuts'n'Bolts part 2 (psalm 51, Matthew 6:9-15)

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Y ou know I’m sure that two teenagers in love would probably think that they are having deep and meaningful conversations, sharing i...

Wednesday, October 5, 2016

Reflection on Psalm 29 and Mark 4:35-41

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This was written for a communion service at a retirment village. I was informed that the sermon could only take five minutes... So it is a r...

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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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