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The strap-line of The Grace Project - "Discover who you Really are" - suggests, we take the view that many, if not, most believers not only have yet to discover this truth but worse, in the absence of this awareness, they (we) are left to live out of our "own" resources with the inevitable consequences of burnout and disillusionment.
Consultancy
Grace Walk Ministries
Made to be free - Filmed in Canada, this six-hour teaching seminar...
When the idea for this book was first conceived, it was born out of a simple desire to help reframe the “Good News”...
Are you "living by the rules, " or are you letting God's grace rule you?
We cannot ignore the fact that there are a growing number of peo‑ ple who used to profess a faith and call themselves Christians but no longer do so.
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He leads me besides still waters…
What wonderful freedom when we finally come to the place we realise that we are no longer under subjugation and subjection to the Law. What liberty when we are no longer suggestible nor “bewitched-able” to borrow a phrase from the Apostle Paul [Gal. 3:1]. What freedom when we know that He has dealt with the issue of the forgiveness of his sins and has come into the fullness of understanding that the nature of sin has been eradicated from him. 
As we continue to reflect on the need for a new kind of elder, we stay with the seminal psalm twenty-three. The imagery of Jesus as The Shepherd is as apt as it is incredibly rich and instructive for those of us who follow in His loving footsteps as shepherds of the flock. The opening statement speaks volumes: The Lord is my Shepherd. Sheep need a shepherd and I believe that people need leadership; Leadership matters. But if leadership matters the way we lead matters even more. 
You don’t have to be a believer to know be able to recite the words of the much loved twenty-third psalm, but if you’re in any kind of spiritual leadership you do need to be a Seer to understand what those precious words mean. When Hayley and I started the Grace Project, ten years ago next month (17th September 2000) we did so having received the simplest of instructions from the Lord: “Go and grow good grass and I’ll bring the sheep.” 