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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.
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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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The discussion sparked on my Facebook yesterday after I posted that odious You Tube video ('Pay tithes or get SHOT') was hugely encouraging. I'm glad we're not numb to the pain that this anti-Christ gospel is causing. But we need to allow ourselves to be more than grumblers we need to be prepared as God leads us to make a difference. You see Love is not a protest, it is a demonstration. 
It is estimated that stress in the workplace is cost billions. Almost a decade ago it was said that stress-related illness was costing the country £3.75 billion a year. Statistics say that each year, 150,000 people take at least a month of for ailments causes by job pressure. More than 6.5million working days are lost and, at any time, an estimated 500,000 people are of sick with anxiety and depression; and that was in the boom before the credit crunch and the subsequent bust. 
“You don’t understand! I coulda had class. I coulda been a contender. I coulda been somebody, instead of a bum, which is what I am.” ~ Terry Malloy (Marlon Brando) in “On The Waterfront” (1954) If there is one word in the English language that has haunted me over the years, almost mockingly, it is the word potential. 
Q: Are Christians to imitate or to participate in the life of Christ? Is there a difference?; Q: To mature as a Christian, do I need to become more holy?; Q: If we believe that we can lose our salvation, what is the only motivation for holy living? and But What About? And so the questions go on and on...