Recently, while sharing a brief prophetic word at church about Zechariah 1:3, I found myself restating the text. As I stepped away from the microphone, I concluded with “says the Lord of hosts,” just as the verse ends. The cringe factor was off the scale! I felt like I had been transported back in time to when I… Read More »
The gift of tongues was never meant to be a source of controversy. Along with the other gifts of the Spirit, it has sadly become just that: controversial. At the heart of this frustration lie two camps: the cessationists – convinced that miraculous gifts like tongues were exclusive to the apostolic era and only necessary until the Bible’s… Read More »
Miracles! The Bible is replete with accounts of miracles. However, when we come to the Church in Galatia, it not only had a history interwoven with stories of the miraculous, particularly in the ministry of Jesus and the post-Pentecost church, but they were also witnessing miracles in their midst. What miracles they were seeing, we are not told,… Read More »
When I’m driving solo, I’ve got a routine where I play an audio Bible, sped up a bit to 1.6x. I don’t just let it run, though. I repeat the same chapter, starting over each time, until I really soak in the words. Recently, I’ve been digging into Paul’s letter to Titus. It’s a short one, just three… Read More »
As we look out across the activity of the church in the 21st century, we find ourselves in an era reverberating with both the ancient echoes of prophecy from the 1950’s and the unmistakable sense of a fresh outpouring slowly, hesitantly emerging today. The church in many areas, is witnessing a prophetic reawakening, and for those with ears… Read More »
In the vibrant core of the digital era, where data is abundant and ever-present on our devices, understanding God isn’t a puzzle – mere information about God falls short; we must intimately know Him and more importantly, be known by Him. It’s all about the relationship. In some areas of Church life the emphasis today is becoming increasingly… Read More »