Author: LoveWorld UK

Copy the Master; think like Him; act like Him; talk like Him. There’s a decency that goes with the Spirit of God, and that decency must be in your life. Let everything about you edify others, and bring glory to the Lord in every way, and every day, for you’re the light in a dark and perverted world.

Until the Holy Spirit becomes real in your life, your life will be ordinary. It’s the Holy Spirit that brings you into fellowship with God, and sanctifies you. Therefore, live in real fellowship with the Holy Spirit. Talk to Him, and listen to Him. Interact with Him

The Strasbourg residence of the suspect of the Christmas market attack that left three people dead and at least a dozen more injured remained quiet. Police have identified the suspect as Strasbourg-born Cherif Chekatt, 29, who was on an intelligence services watchlist as a potential security risk. More than 700 police are involved in the second day of a manhunt for Chekatt. Police have set up checkpoints on the German border and are questioning the suspect’s associates.

In more home politics Prime Minister Theresa May won a confidence vote from her Conservative party. After two hours of voting in Committee Room 14 in the House of Commons, Graham Brady, chairman of the 1922 Committee of Conservative backbenchers, said 200 Conservative lawmakers had voted in support of May as leader, and 117 against. Eurosceptic critics of the deal within her own party triggered a no-confidence vote in her leadership hours after she returned from talks with European leaders aimed at clarifying the deal that is already on the table.

The Lord wants you to be a blessing. His grace abounds in your life; acknowledge it; use it for good works. Share what you have. Look around in your place of work, your street, and especially your local church and find someone you can lend a helping hand.

UK shares sought to join a global equity recovery as the pound stabilised above 20-month lows, although banks and other domestically exposed stocks fell further as uncertainty grew over Britain’s exit from the European Union, after British Prime Minister Theresa May postponed a parliamentary vote. The ultimate outcome will shape Britain’s $2.8 trillion economy and have far-reaching consequences for the unity of the country. With the European Union refusing to renegotiate the deal, lawmakers are doubting her chances of winning big changes. May’s abrupt decision opened up a range of possibilities from a Brexit without a deal, a last-minute agreement…

Police officers patrolled the streets of Strasbourg morning as a manhunt was underway in northeastern France for a gunman who killed three people and wounded a dozen others at the city’s Christmas market. France raised its security threat to the highest alert level and strengthened border controls as police in the city searched for the suspect. German police also tightened border controls across the Rhine river, officials said. Police identified the suspect as Strasbourg-born Cherif Chekatt, 29, who was known to the intelligence services as a potential security risk. The gunman exchanged shots with security forces twice as he escaped.…

Lawmakers in British Prime Minister Theresa May’s Conservative Party triggered a confidence vote in her leadership after Britain’s planned divorce from the European Union was plunged into chaos. Graham Brady, the chairman of the party’s so-called 1922 committee, said in a press release the threshold of 15 percent of the parliamentary Conservative Party seeking a confidence vote had been reached. “The threshold of 15 percent of the parliamentary party seeking a vote of confidence in the leader of the Conservative Party has been exceeded,” Brady said. A ballot will be held between 1800 and 2000 on Wednesday in a room…

Don’t settle for a beggarly life. You’re an heir of God, and a joint-heir with Christ. Everything the Father owns belongs to you; think and live as one who truly owns the world, for you truly do

Britain’s Theresa May struggled to get out of the car as she arrived in Berlin to ask Germany’s Angela Merkel for help on the Brexit Withdrawal deal With a waiting official at first unable to open the door, May’s delayed exit was fitting to the delayed key Brexit vote in the British parliament which she suspended a day earlier, acknowledging she would lose it. Britain’s parliament will vote on whether to approve May’s Brexit deal before January 21, her spokesman has now said. Without an approved deal, the options for the world’s fifth largest economy include a last-minute plan B…