Category: Charlie Cleverly

  • Ten stages of prayer with Hannah

    Ten stages of prayer with Hannah

    Refusing the status quo, fasting, weeping, surrender, having a secret history, being filled with the Spirit, being misunderstood but with a soft answer, receiving the promise of faith, co-operating in the natural realm and finally the most unutterable joy of being remembered by the Lord. Charlie CleverlyClick to Tweet

  • Prayer and Action

    We must also always remember the relationship between prayer and action. Each without the other becomes a dead work. God is a God who works in the natural realm. So those interceding passionately for an end to their unemployment must make a rendezvous at the job centre. Those longing to get married must look outward…

  • Standing in the glory of God

    As American prophetic teacher Ruth Heflin liked to say “Praise Him until the spirit of worship comes. Worship Him until the Glory comes, then stand in the Glory of God.” Charlie CleverlyClick to Tweet

  • Prayer suggestions for families

    Prayer suggestions for families

    Suggestions for families In the car: pray before you start the iourney to ask for God’s help and protection. Rather than eye-spy say thank you prayers. When you see an emergency vehicle pray for the responders and any people in need of help and rescue. Bedtime Bible reading: vary which Bible you read, even Bible…

  • Emotivism

    Emotivism

    Alasdair Maclnytre argues in the strikingly titled ‘After Virtue’ that this current cultural moment in which we find ourselves is like the toll of the Roman Empire in the West. The West has abandoned reason and the tradition at the virtues in giving itselic over to the relativism that is now llooding our world today.…

  • Public and private spaces

    Public and private spaces

    We may have perfectly designed scandi coffe shops and public spaces, but the private space of people’s hearts may be crumbling with mental helath issues, breakdown or lack of relationships and geographical disconnection. there is a longing for intimacy – but a fear of real intimacy – ghosting on dating apps and phobias concerning commitment.…

  • The etrenal paradox of prayer

    The etrenal paradox of prayer

    The eternal paradox of prayer: knowing how to be still and silent but also how to plead and speak. Knowing how to let go but also how to hold on. Charlie CleverlyClick to Tweet

  • God meets us halfway

    God meets us halfway

    Prayer is not something we do to reach a distant God, but as something that God also does meeting us halfway Charlie CleverlyClick to Tweet