Are you in a difficult place at the moment and could really do with a breakthrough from God? The Bible doesn’t promise us a life free from conflict or difficulty, but it does promise that God will be with us! Sometimes God sends us into places full of opportunity, challenge, and even resistance. However, God, having sent us,… Read More »
We sometimes read the Bible as if we were cramming for an exam, only to discover, when we glance at the test paper, that we’ve missed key information—something I am all too familiar with! As we read the Bible, we need to bear in mind what has already happened and what is yet to come, while focusing on… Read More »
Most people are intrigued, inspired, and encouraged by the life and story of Elijah. He has a stunning start to his ministry, appearing from nowhere with the bold announcement, “No rain until I say so!” (1 Kings 17:1), before disappearing for a short while. You will know the story well, but my attention is drawn to an unknown… Read More »
I think Andrew is one of the ‘main-player’ apostles who often gets overlooked in our preaching. When was the last time you heard someone reference his involvement in the ministry of Jesus? It’s an interesting feature that, as the story unfolds, we find the man who would draw someone who would become one of the greatest apostles to… Read More »
The story of Samson is one of the most intriguing narratives in Scripture. There is so much to consider with him – so the question, following previous posts is, “So what about Samson?” He is introduced as a man set apart by God from before birth, gifted with extraordinary strength, yet marred by profound weaknesses. His life reflects… Read More »
REVIVAL. Look at that word again – it stirs something deep within the heart. Revival has been prayed for countless times—perhaps even billions. It is a prayer awaiting fulfilment. But when it comes, what will it look like? Many young leaders in the Church today have never experienced a powerful encounter with God’s manifest presence like those… Read More »