There’s ONE question we must ask at the beginning and every freaking time we think about this…
What About The Victims? Reflections on the Shawn Bolz Controversy
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Are We Living In The End Times?
Are we living in the end times? Reflecting on a prophecy teacher I heard in the 1990s, and why some of the questions he raised about global power, technology, and the Middle East still deserve thoughtful attention today.
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YOUR PIECE OF THE WALL MATTERS MORE THAN YOU KNOW: Lessons in Leadership from Nehemiah 3
As church leaders, we must guard against distractions, detractors and disunity. The person working next to you is never the enemy. Our calling is to build God’s Kingdom together, strengthening the foundations, clearing away rubble, and constructing something stronger than ...
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What About The Victims? Reflections on the Shawn Bolz Controversy
There's ONE question we must ask at the beginning and every freaking time we think about this...
“It Came – To Pass: How Leaders Can Help Heal Hearts Without Rushing the Process”
‘AND IT CAME TO PASS’ – Used nearly 400 times. In Hebrew and Greek, it’s a narrative marker.
Something happens. (IT!) Then time passes. Then God moves the story on.
It never says:
It came to stay.
or
It came to define you forever.
IT came, whatever it is – (or now was, because, it passed).
Every suffering in Scripture comes with an expiry date – even if the length of that season is unclear at the time.
Why Leading Alone Is Holding You Back (and What to Do About It)
Many leaders are exhausted not from lack of faith, but from leading alone. Constant affirmation and constant criticism distort or deny leadership. What leaders need isn’t more noise, but the right voices.
How to Grow as a Christian
Christian growth is not automatically produced by information, imitation, or religious effort. Drawing on 30 years of church leadership, this guide explores how to grow as a Christian through the rhythm of Knowing, Growing, and Going – shaping faith that is rooted, resilient, and lived out in everyday life.
Good Fruit Grows in Tough Soil – A New Year Reflection on John 15
As the year opens, John 15 reminds us that vines grow through seasons, not constant progress. Pruning can feel brutal, tough soil can feel like the wrong place, and winter can feel empty – but the Father is the vinedresser. Hard ground doesn’t mean you’re misplaced -it may be preparing you for fruit still to come.
How to Deal With Disappointment Before Stepping Into a New Year
If disappointment isn’t dealt with at the end of the year, it doesn’t disappear – it comes with us. Here’s a biblical way to close one chapter before opening the next.
RoboRev? Which Pastors Will Be Replaced by AI – And Which Won’t
Some say AI will destroy the future of work.
Paul says ministry was never a job to begin with – it was a grace to steward.
AI can do admin.
It can’t administer God’s grace.
That distinction will matter – more than ever.
A Simple Christingle Talk for Families – Light, Life and Love (John 1:1–5)
A simple Christingle talk for families, rooted in John 1:1–5, exploring light, life and love at Christmas. Free to use in churches and schools.
Spiritual Searchers Finding God – the Magi Teach Us About the Quiet Revival
Something is stirring in our culture for those with eyes to see it. It’s an answer to prayer. It’s not a loud movement or a headline-grabbing revival, but a quiet turning of hearts. We are seeing people who would never call themselves religious asking deeper questions, reading the Bible, and finding themselves drawn toward Jesus. The story of the Magi reminds us that this kind of searching is not new. Long before they were imagined to be riding camels on Christmas cards and in carols, ancient seekers followed a faint light in the darkness, trusting there was more to life than what they could see. Their journey helps us understand why curious moderns today are finding God in remarkably similar ways.
Mary’s Plan vs God’s Plan A: Why Your Next YES Unlocks Your Purpose
Mary knew what it was like when life goes nothing like YOUR plan.
Mary’s Plan A?
A quiet life.
A good marriage.
Honour in her community.
Mary had her plan. Until the day an angel appeared:
“You will conceive and give birth to a son, and you shall call Him Jesus.”
Luke 1:31 God’s Plan A!