MC Louis Steyn

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Thank you Grand Prior Derek Nordio so much for the promotion to Master Commander. I am sincerely grateful for the recognition and the trust you’ve placed in me. I am excited to take on this new challenge and continue contributing to our order OMSDT.
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Priory of St.Miltiades
Freedom in Christ

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We will have to get together for a phone call to go over leadership info, your welcome and i have faith in you with this new role

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I am happy to announce, for the first time a new International Master Commander. Sir Louis Steyn has been a excellent member, a dedicated poster promoting the Order and was knighted Feb 7th 2026. Please Join me in congratulating him as the new Master Commander of St Miltiades Priory of Africa. MC Louis Steyn will now oversee St Miltiades as Priory leader.

GP Derek Nordio
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Thank you Grand Prior Derek Nordio so much for the promotion to Master Commander. I am sincerely grateful for the recognition and the trust you’ve placed in me. I am excited to take on this new challenge and continue contributing to our order OMSDT.
God's blessings
Priory of St.Miltiades
Freedom in Christ

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Instructs believers to "consider it pure joy" when facing various trials, as the testing of faith produces perseverance.—James 1:2-4

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Set your minds on things that are above,
not on things that are on earth—Colossians 3:2

You can’t be successful in life without compromising. That’s a lie. You can’t get ahead without adopting the values of the places where you live and where you work. That’s not true. Now, there’s tension, of course. Our cities, our workplaces are part of the world, and the ruler of this world is the enemy (John 12:31, John 14:30, 1 John 5:19). That’s why arrogance, greed, and mater... more

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Take your everyday, ordinary life . . .
and place it before God as an offering—Romans 12:1

The author of Hebrews laid down a challenge: “. . . let us consider how to stir up one another to love and good works” (Hebrews 10:24). Eugene Peterson translated it as, “Let’s see how inventive we can be in encouraging love and helping out” (Hebrews 10:24 MSG). What a great challenge for us, today. It dares us to engage our God-given capacities for imagining and inventing. But,... more

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Thank you, Sir Louis! These are words that are needed at times.

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Count it all joy, my brothers—James 1:2-4

This age regards the burdens of struggle/hardship/pain as simply bad, to be avoided at all cost—the loss of a job, loss of a career, loss of financial stability, loss of an image, loss of a marriage. So we medicate, distract, deny—anything to make them go away. And, when we just can’t, we direct our frustration toward God: “Where are you?” “How could you allow this?”

But . . . what if . . . these burdens are actually good thin... more

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. . . how long will they not believe in me,
in spite of all the signs that I have done?—Numbers 14:11

God the Father designed us for adventures . . . for His adventures. Listen for His call. Imagine a boy awakened early by his father: “Hey, buddy . . . up for an adventure today?” Trust him. Imagine the son, nervous with anticipation of what the day might hold: “Yeah, dad. Totally.” Go with him. Imagine the father and son gearing-up together, maybe for fishing, or hun... more