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Precept & Practice – FEBRUARY 24 – Conduct and Character
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Precept & Practice – FEBRUARY 24 – Conduct and Character

February 24, 2025January 28, 2025 suffolkvicarLeave a comment

Conduct is the mouth-piece of character.   What a man is declares itself through what he does…..

Precept & Practice – FEBRUARY 23 – Sincerity
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Precept & Practice – FEBRUARY 23 – Sincerity

February 23, 2025January 28, 2025 suffolkvicarLeave a comment

A man of integrity, sincerity, and good-nature can never be concealed, for his character is wrought into his countenance.

An SOS for Jesus – A Sermon
Bible Study · Church of England · Kesgrave · Lent · Sermon

An SOS for Jesus – A Sermon

February 22, 2025February 22, 2025 suffolkvicarLeave a comment

Travelling with Jesus does not mean we are immune from storms. It does mean we are safe in the midst of them and are given the courage to follow Him more closely

Precept & Practice – FEBRUARY 22 – Slaves to Opinions
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Precept & Practice – FEBRUARY 22 – Slaves to Opinions

February 22, 2025January 28, 2025 suffolkvicarLeave a comment

Why will you keep caring for what the world says?   Try, oh!  try to be no longer a slave to it.   You can have little idea of the comfort of freedom from it – it is bliss! 

Precept & Practice – FEBRUARY 21 – Character and Reputation
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Precept & Practice – FEBRUARY 21 – Character and Reputation

February 21, 2025January 28, 2025 suffolkvicarLeave a comment

…remember that character means exactly what we are, while reputation is only what other people think we are.

Precept & Practice – FEBRUARY 20 – Self-reliance
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Precept & Practice – FEBRUARY 20 – Self-reliance

February 20, 2025January 28, 2025 suffolkvicarLeave a comment

Unless a man is accustomed to trust to his own resources, his talents will never be fully developed;  he will never gain that quickness of perception, that promptness of decision, that readiness of action that are essential to the successful conduct of affairs. 

Precept & Practice – FEBRUARY 19 – Self-respect
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Precept & Practice – FEBRUARY 19 – Self-respect

February 19, 2025January 28, 2025 suffolkvicarLeave a comment

In the assurance of strength there is strength, and they are weakest, however strong, who have no faith in themselves, or their powers. 

Precept & Practice – FEBRUARY 18 – Perverted Good
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Precept & Practice – FEBRUARY 18 – Perverted Good

February 18, 2025January 28, 2025 suffolkvicarLeave a comment

Most evil is perverted good.   For instance, extravagance is generosity carried to excess.   Revenge is sometimes a sense of justice which has put no restraint upon itself.

Precept & Practice – FEBRUARY 17 – Temperance
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Precept & Practice – FEBRUARY 17 – Temperance

February 17, 2025January 28, 2025 suffolkvicarLeave a comment

…be temperate in all thy religious notions, in love, in wine, in all things, and of a peaceful heart with thy fellows.

Precept & Practice – FEBRUARY 16 – Temperance
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Precept & Practice – FEBRUARY 16 – Temperance

February 16, 2025January 28, 2025 suffolkvicarLeave a comment

Temperance is not only a virtue in itself;  it is also the guard and girdle… of all the other virtues

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