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Submitted by Mike(4025)

22 September, 2011 - 18:29

The Time Out Journey

The Time Out Journey helps map a course through the current and changing season facing the church and Christians around the world today. The Journey can be characterised by some core objectives, namely Inspiring people into a deeper relationship with God, Empowering people to reach their highest potential, Transforming society through love and creative mission. Along this journey there are some critical junctures which we will take a look at so that we understand the design and intentionality of God for us as individuals and for His body the church.

Submitted by Mike(4025)

15 July, 2010 - 18:29

New Changes for TOM

Message from Mike of Time Out Mission International It's been a while since I've posted onto our site, so thought I'd drop a quick note to say hello and to let you all know how precious you are. Some may know, that since my return from India it has been an extremely difficult time for me and my family. There are times in life when we go through the most testing times and it is all we can do to hang on to the Lord. This is how it has been for the last couple of months.

Submitted by Mike(4025)

3 October, 2011 - 18:29

Mike's Mission report from Kenya Sep 2010

First of all a huge thank you for the many I know who kept this mission in prayer, not only for myself but also for my family back at home. The mission had two objectives 1. To prepare the way to establish a successful business within Kenya to help generate much needed finances both in Kenya and internationally. 2. To build up and encourage the work of Time Out Mission in Kenya On both accounts, I am so grateful to the Lord for His grace in allowing such favour. The first week, I was accompanied by a good friend Tim Cox who is a Christian car business man.

Submitted by Mike(4025)

22 September, 2011 - 18:29

Moving out on the edge

Further to our current structuring and preparing for the future, there has been some considerable advances which I am really excited about, as it will postion TOM into a place that will facilitate exp

Submitted by Mike(4025)

22 September, 2011 - 18:29

Immanuel

Over the last few weeks in the lead up to Christmas, I have taken great comfort in the enduring message which this season brings.

Submitted by Mike(4025)

22 September, 2011 - 18:29

Mikes Mission Update - on the field

Hi to all our TOM family

Submitted by Mike(4025)

22 September, 2011 - 18:29

April's Mission: A prayer request from Martin Kwanusu, TOM Associate, Kenya

Hi Friends, This is our TOM Kenya Programme for April 2011 and we would ask you to cover us in prayer as we strategically move forward in 'taking the territory' for Jesus.

Submitted by Mike(4025)

22 September, 2011 - 18:29

The Kingdom of God - Part 1

The concept of the Kingdom of God is at first glance a very complicated and confusing one. It is both here now, but yet to come. It is around us, but also within us. Invisible and yet visible. There is a rhythm in scripture which beats to the heart of God and whether we realise it or not, we are in the middle of the greatest love story ever encountered on planet earth.

Submitted by Mike(4025)

22 September, 2011 - 18:29

The Kingdom of God – Part 2.

A different dimension. A few days ago I posted a blog to begin a new discussion about the Kingdom of God, today I would like to build upon that discussion and take us a little deeper in our thinking. Last time, we looked at what the Lord said about His Kingdom. For example, Jesus said that His Kingdom was not of this world, and that it does not come in such a way as to be seen. The Israelites, even though they were so intent on looking for the awaited Messiah, completely failed to recognise His coming when He lived so powerfully among them, because they were looking from the wrong perspective and with the wrong understanding.

Submitted by Mike(4025)

22 September, 2011 - 18:16

The Kingdom of God - Part 3

The Kingdom and the Word So far in our recent discussion of the Kingdom of God, we have eplored some basic concepts to help provide a framework we can build upon. We have stated that the Kingdom of God is not of this world, and that it cannot be seen, not at least without the inspiration of the Holy Spirit. Last time I hinted that there is another realm which exists outside of time and space, a dominion which is not physically located somewhere and is not subject to the same laws of physics that govern the world in which we live and experience.