trust

Providence

Providence

Providence - not a word we use but one we should remember. It is a word that speaks about Gods protection and guardianship over us. Who doesn’t want and need that in the world we are currently living in? But how do we get it and more importantly how do we live in it? Read on to find out more.
Don’t strive

Don’t strive

In this fast paced world we live in, we feel we have to keep up so we strive to do things in our own strength. All striving does is wear us out. It is like being on a hamster wheel - always running but never getting anywhere. What is the remedy - walking in the rhythm of Gods grace. Read on to find out more.
Just do it

Just do it

Procrastination is the biggest time waster. How do I know? It happens to me a lot. I am needing to do a task and spend more time procrastinating than the time it takes to do a task. So how do we fix this? Just do it. These were also the words Mary spoke to Jesus to bring about His first miracle. Blessing is on the other side of obedience. Read on to find out more.
This is time

This is time

We are standing on the precipice of the greatest harvest of souls the world has ever seen. But what God spoke to my spirit was This is Time. We are standing between seed and harvest. This is not the time to sit down, run away or quit. It is a time to stand and be in a position of expectation. Read on to find who else stood in the Bible and the seed they sowed and their harvest. Be prepared to be blessed. Read on to find out more.
Winning the battle

Winning the battle

When we are in the midst of a battle - either in our mind or physically it can be quite hard to keep going. But God has given us strategies in His Word that keep us in the fight. One of those strategies might surprise you. Read on to find out how Joshua’s battle with the Amalekites shows us those strategies.
Unseen but known

Unseen but known

Have you ever been in a crowd of people and felt unseen? Maybe this is what you wanted like the woman with the issue of blood. This was for her protection. But what if unseen feels like alone and isolated. This Mother’s Day mums can feel like this too. But the good news is you may feel unseen but you are known. Read on to find out more.
Where are you building

Where are you building

My question for us is where are we building. The truth is most of the time we are scratching around on the ground because we don’t know better or don’t value ourselves enough to look up. God wants us soaring like eagles and sitting in heavenly places. This is the place where the world can see the revealing of the sons and daughters of God. So will you join me? Read on to find out how.
The formula for trust

The formula for trust

Trust has a formula but it is not one we usually think about as we think trust just comes naturally or is something we all do. Bible trust is close in meaning to faith but there are certain elements in trust that lead us to true faith in the Word of God. What are they? Read on to find out more.
Easter – a time for reflection

Easter – a time for reflection

Easter - a powerful story of death and life. As I reflected over the four days from the Last Supper to the resurrection, I saw a pattern of how God deals with us. Those times when God whispers it’s time to change. Read on to find out how these four days are really four steps for you and I to take in the process of change.
Be intentional

Be intentional

Are you struggling to get things done in the day? Could it be that your priorities are wrong? Have you sat with God for Him to speak into your life regarding your priorities and purpose? It is time to be intentional and not just disciplined. What does this mean? Read on to find out more.
Promise keeper

Promise keeper

Have you been believing God for something or someone for a long time and nothing seems to be happening? You feel God has forgotten or maybe He is a promise breaker. God is definitely a promise keeper and the Bible contains lots of stories on it. Read on to find out more and stir your faith to again believe.
Unforced rhythms of grace

Unforced rhythms of grace

Are you tired, worn out and weary? Jesus never meant us to live this way. Jesus’ idea of rest and ours are totally different. Resting from tiredness in the natural means sleeping, relaxing and doing nothing. But this rest only sustains us for a short time. Jesus’ definition of rest is restoration and living our lives differently which offers a more permanent solution. Read on to find out more.
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