In our Christian walk, we can sometimes become complacent. We can lose our fear and wonder of God and what Jesus did for us. My question is- would we live differently if we remembered our life before Jesus and compared it to now? I can’t remember a time without Him but I need to. Find out the reason by reading on.
In this year of reimagining, we need to ensure we are walking with God. Have you ever been walking with someone and they are way ahead of you or way behind you? In these situations, there is no conversation, no unity and no intimacy because you are not walking together. We need to ensure that we are always walking in step with God. Why? Read on to find out more.
In this year of re-imagining, we often dream of what our future might be like. But until we let go of our past and our past identity, we will never move into our future. God wants us to let Him define who we are now. For example, we were lost, now we are found, we did live in shame, now we live new or we did live in addiction, now we are free. Read on to find out more.
In this year of reimagining, does your plan include others? In the Palm Sunday story, Jesus came riding into Jerusalem on a donkey whilst the people were shouting hosanna. Then He went into the temple and drove out those who were buying and selling. But what happened next was astounding and is so often missed. Read on to find out more.
In this year of reimagining, are you more focussed on what God is going to do through you or in you? We need to check ourselves often to see which road we are on. The wide road of self and self importance or the narrow road of depending on God and obedience. Which road are you on? Read on to find out more.
Wonder- it is a word that has been lost in the ordinary and busyness of our lives. Children live in wonder a lot as they look around them and discover new things. In this year of reimagining, we need to get back to a place of wonder. A place where we are not only amazed at creation and miracles but stand in awe of God. Read on to find out more.
When things happen in our lives that are not good, what is our response? Do we get bitter or better? What does God do in us during these bad circumstances or opinions? Is there a way of coming through them so we go from glory to glory? Yes, yes and yes! Read on to find out more.
This year when you are reimagining what God can do; know that struggles will come. We live in a fallen world. If you don’t believe me, read the news or look around. But when hard times come, don’t leave God, run to Him. He is waiting with outstretched arms. Read on to find out more.
In this year of reimagining what God could do, what if He wants to do something within or around us? Too often we let the weights of this world drag us down whether that is excess possessions, extreme busyness or burning the candle at both ends. But this week I want you to reimagine your life as Jesus would have walked it - not in a hurry, obeying God, no to do list but just walking daily with God. What does that look like for you? Read on to find out more.
When I was in school my worst nightmare was having to resit a test. Thankfully I never had to. But in my walk with God, it seems I have to keep resitting the same test over and over. Is there a way through and what is it? If I want to dream again, I must move forward in this area. If you need to too, read on to find out more.
Have you ever been in situations where your past keeps getting brought up? Maybe you did things wrong, were in prison, did bad at school, disrupted the class, were the black sheep of the family, was adopted or fostered or any number of things. It seems the past is being dragged into your present all the time. So how do we deal with this, without getting hurt and offended? Let’s follow the example of Daniel. Read on to find out more.
Have you ever wondered why your life is not changing? Maybe it has to do with your thoughts. What are you thinking about? What do you imagine your future might be like? How do you see yourself? It is time to change the image into not how you think God sees you but how He actually sees you. Read on to find out more.
