Here’s all the posts. Over 20 years of writing about prophecy, the church, the Spirit, and the Scriptures that hold it all together. Some posts are short. Some go deep. All of it is honest. Start anywhere. Enjoy.
A Story of Ears, Swords, and Grace
Meet MalchusThere’s a moment, tucked away in the chaos of Gethsemane, that most of us overlook. The garden is dimly lit, tension fills the air, and Jesus—fully God, fully man—stands
Angels? What angels…?
Keep looking.Whatever happened to the angels? The ones who lit up the sky over Bethlehem with "Glory to God in the highest"? The ones who rolled away stones and sat
A dagger, a king, and a very messy end.
Ehud does not disappoint....The story of Ehud in Judges 3 is one of those gritty, unpredictable tales where God works in ways no one sees coming. It’s uncomfortable, even shocking
Recovering the Edge
Where did you lose your sharpness, passion, or intimacy with God?Even if you are not “prophetic,” the story in 2 Kings 6 feels almost like a coming-of-age narrative, offering a
Keep in step with the Spirit
Fancy a Life-Changing Challenge? Towards the end of his epistle to the Galatians, the Apostle Paul issues a profound call. It’s easy to gloss over it without giving it the
Pick up your stones
We’ve probably all heard the story from our younger days—little David facing off against the man-giant Goliath, armed only with a sling and five water-smoothed stones taken from a stream
The One Thing About Balaam’s Donkey
You know the story—Balaam’s donkey. Talking. Yes, talking. It’s wild, it’s weird, and it’s in the Bible (Numbers 22). In short, you’ve got a prophet on a mission, an angel
Unpacking Matthew 8:1-5
Just one touch...It’s a well-known, quick story—you won’t fall asleep reading it. It’s the kind of story where there was this, there was that, and then it was all over.
Stand Firm, Rejoice, Be Gentle – But Why?
My Sermon notes for Phil 4:1-5So picture this. You’re in prison. Cold, cramped, Roman chains pressing against your wrists and ankles. You’re not a hardened criminal, but to them, you
Have you been forgiven?
We’ve all done a fair bit of repenting in our time, some more than others—yet, once this journey is undertaken, it is followed by a measure of restoration, reconciliation, and
Tongues? What tongues?
It’s amazing how quickly we move on from things—even as charismatics! Once upon a time, a Sunday morning would hold the unmistakable sound of two or three messages in tongues
Walking on water – no footprints
The story of Peter walking on water never fails to mesmerise—like a storm-churned sea that settles under the gaze of Jesus, there’s something endlessly captivating about it. It’s not just