Category Archives: All Notes

When There’s Not Much on the Table

The Church has always experienced the call to trust God not just for tomorrow, but also for today. It is a difficult decision to follow – did Jesus really mean that whatever we ask for in prayer, that it would be given? And what of the encouragement to not be anxious for anything, including food and clothes? It… Read More »

One Bald man, two bears & 42 boys

It’s not quite a teddy bear’s picnic! A quick thought on an obscure text that I have read recently – and as an old, bald prophetic person I wondered what lessons I could learn from it!  In seriousness though, in the dramatic narrative of 2 Kings 2:23-24, we encounter an episode that can initially confound modern readers: “From… Read More »

Stirred, Not Shaken

Venturing Into Uncharted Territory: Stirred, Not Shaken In Acts 17:1-10, we glimpse Paul’s audacious zeal as he embarks on one of his most pivotal missionary journeys, passionately sharing the Gospel message. These verses highlight an essential truth – living for Jesus is not a path paved with roses but a rugged terrain fraught with turbulence. But this turbulence… Read More »

The Silent Call

In the sacred narratives that crisscross the pages of Scripture, we’re drawn to the towering figures – the Moseses, the Davids, the Pauls. Their dramatic tales of divine encounters, fervent prayers, and dramatic interventions capture our imaginations. But what of those who dwell in the margins, whose stories remain untold, whose ministries echo in silence? The reality for… Read More »

Reasons to see the glory

In the deepest recesses of our hearts, there lies a longing for something transcendent, something beyond our ordinary experiences. Consider for a moment the allure of the supernatural, as depicted in tales of heroes and legends. It’s not merely about the ability to fly or exhibit extraordinary strength, but an innate desire for identity and recognition. Consider the… Read More »

Igniting The Flame

Igniting The Flame: Fanning The Gifts of the Spirit in a Postmodern Era Today, we find ourselves amidst times of uncertainty, a world marked by scepticism, chaos, and confusion. A majority of people reportedly do not believe in God, a crisis of faith further exasperated by political unrest, economic strain, and complex gender issues. I believe, along with… Read More »