Sometimes there are painful things that happen in our lives. We are told to have faith and trust God but what about our emotions. Does crying negate faith? No it doesn’t. It didn’t for Jesus in John 11 and it won’t for you. I am here to release something in you today, it’s okay to cry. Read more below
2020 has been marked as the year of isolation. But for Christians this should not be so. One of the last prayers Jesus prayed was for you and I- that we would be in unity. Unity is important to remember especially now but why? Read on to find out more.
In these uncertain times, it is good to remind ourself that Jesus is the gate. He leads us out each day and brings us safely home. That is a promise in the Bible and I these uncertain times, it is certainly one we all need and should cling to. Read more below for other verses to hold on to at this time.
This season that we have all been in together has in some respects been like a wilderness season. But God has promised us that He will provide a table for us in the wilderness. What’s on that table? Anything we need through this season to nourish our spirit, soul and body. So what are you waiting for, it is time to partake. Read more below.
How is your life right now? Do you feel stuck? Are you looking at the world and feeling hopeless? If you are, then you may not be in the river. What river, the river that always goes forwards and gives you a hope and a future. Read on to find out more.
My question for you is what does your new normal look like. Are you ready to step back into the world? What is it going to be like? As a Christian the only source of truth is the Bible and that is where we find the answers to these questions. God has allowed me to look at three stories in the Bible for some keys and a hope for the future. To find out more, read the below.
Do you know that we have a covenant with God much like a marriage covenant? Our covenant starts when we give our lives to Jesus. Every promise in the Bible then becomes our promise. God only gives good gifts to us. That means provision belongs to us, health belongs to us, joy and peace belong to us and a hope and a future belongs to us. But how do we make sure those promises come to pass in our lives. Read on to find out more.
How is your fear level is a strange question to ask but it is especially pertinent at this time. The level of fear within you is how you respond to people. The Bible says that perfect love casts out all fear. So if we truly love people, fear has no place. But if we don’t, then fear is still there. It is time for us to allow Jesus to help,us cast out fear and replace it with His love. Only then will we see everlasting change.
In the current situation, the world is screaming at us to rely on the government or to rely on ourselves. The restrictions are their fault and they need to do something. But in the midst of the screaming, God is whispering will I really find faith on the earth? Will my people still rely on me? Will my people still be obedient to My Word? Which voice are you hearing and who are you relying on?
How have you been going in lockdown in your country? We have been going fine but our country is now starting to partially come out of lockdown. My question for you and me is how are we going to come out of lockdown. Are we coming out bitter or better? Are we more ready than ever to step out in our destiny? Are we coming out thankful to God or are we coming out resenting the season we have been placed in. Read the blog to find out how people in the Bible dealt with their particular lockdown.
Most of us are struggling with lockdown because of a virus. But have you ever thought about the first Easter. After Jesus was arrested, the disciples put themselves in lockdown. Not because of a virus but fear of the soldiers that they would be next. But what did Jesus do? After He arose, He walked straight through those locked doors. Jesus wants to do the same for us. He wants to walk into the locked doors of your home and tell you He hasn’t forgotten you. He also wants to walk into the locked doors of your heart and say I am risen and here for you. Read more below
2020 is the year of restoration. Last week we looked at the importance of tearing down the walls. This week we are keying the foundation. But what is our foundation and how do we build it? Find out more.
