Spiritual Seasons in the Christian Life
In this new year we expect four seasons – winter, spring, summer and autumn. Just like the four seasons in the year, God has ordained seasons and cycles in our lives. Sometimes, when our…
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Practical Life’s Lessons From The Nativity
1. Spend Quiet Time with Yahweh Be still and know that I am God. Psalm 46:10 The baby was soon to come and Mary had so much to do. In spite of all her preparations in the physical, she had to…
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Joy
After a hard year many of us might have lost the joy we started the year with. Did you know that it is God’s will for you to be joyful always? He wants you to be happy and carefree. He wants…
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Young people have been turning the pain of their lived experiences into action
ICFREE are aiming to end of criminalisation of Black & Brown Youth in the Criminal Justice System & the Education System! #ICFREE# ICFreeNotIC3
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I Want God-Sized Visions And Miracles Now!
Is it possible we don’t see God working in mighty ways because we don’t ask him to work in mighty ways?
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Whatever you do shall prosper
As the new year approaches, I want to remind you that God’s plan is for you to prosper, and be successful in every area of your life. Some people might say, “I don’t see how you can say that…
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Getting Stuck is Not a Problem. Staying Stuck is
It sucks to feel stuck. You’re in a rut, and you can’t get unstuck. You’re convinced that something must change, whether in your work or personal life. But you are struggling to figure it out.…
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Faith and Love Intimately Connected: What does it mean to love Jesus?
Everything about the Christian life is based on faith. You love by faith just as you received Christ by faith, just as you are filled with the Holy Spirit by faith, and just as you walk by faith.
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Patience and Listening: God Still Speaks To You
Faith means obedience to the great unknown, because you don't know what God is doing around you on your behalf.
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Dealing With Bitter-Root Judgements
What Is A Bitter-Root Judgment? “Bitter-root judgments are judgments that we make concerning hurts that we have experienced that we have not surrendered to the Cross.”…
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