Do you want to be less fearful and more generous in a world so economically messed up? Start with asking yourself this question:
How To Be Rich – God’s Way
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Pete Greig: Prayer that’s Faithful, Faith-Filled, and Fully Awake.
I was privileged to attend this year's Wildfires event. My first reflection is no wonder it's grown every year. I was invited in previous years and thought 'it's too far from Manchester' but I've realised it's not going to get ...
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Leading Like Jesus Not Jezebel: Recognising the Spirit That Destroys From Within
I see a lot of posts floating around about 'The Jezebel Spirit', many of which don't seem to have a clue. This is not a definitive word on this terrible assignment the enemy loves to send but looking back on ...
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Sheep and Shepherds
Preparing for next Sunday's Video talk, which we're filming later today, I found a great deal of interesting detail from this source, reproduced at www.baptistbiblebelievers.com Manner And Customs of Bible Lands by Fred H. Wight Copyright @ 1953 CHAPTER EIGHTEEN - Shepherd ...
The Impossible Thing About Easter
Just because it was unexpected does not mean it’s impossible!
But there was ONE impossible thing about that first Easter…
How To Avoid Winning At The Wrong Game -Put First Things F.I.R.S.T.
Put first things FIRST:
F – Finances: Is God first in how I handle money?
I – Interests: Are my hobbies and habits helping or hindering my devotion?
R – Relationships: Are the people I’m closest to seeing Jesus in me more?
S – Schedule: Is my time aligned with my values or just my to-do list?
T – Troubles: Am I turning to God in prayer first when life hits hard?
Miracles Still Happen— Expect One!
God Wants to Work Through You, Not Just For You
We often pray for provision—but what if God wants participation?
No I’m not saying He needs your help. But He wants your involvement. Why? Because faith grows when you move with Him.
Focus. Forget. Forward: Moving On From Regret, Resentment and Distraction Today.
a rally cry that cuts through distraction and regret:
“I focus on this one thing: Forgetting the past and looking forward to what lies ahead, I press on to reach the end of the race and receive the heavenly prize…”
Three simple but powerful moves: Focus. Forget. Forward.
It’s Time to Dream Big – Again
If you’ve been shrinking back, playing it safe, or just trying to survive— I believe God is saying it’s time to dream again. Not just following your dreams, but stepping into God’s dreams for your life, which are always bigger than you think.If you want to walk in God’s dream, your first move is to put His dream ahead of yours. When you do, you’ll see Him open doors, pour out resources and somehow orchestrate events you couldn’t make happen in a million years. I know it’s true because I have seen it happen so many times I had to pinch myself that I wasn’t dreaming when it happened!
Embrace the Sabbath: Rest, Renew, Reset.
Gordon MacDonald says, “I’m of the opinion that busyness is a deeper threat to the soul than pornography ever was.”
Freddy Hedley – God’s Pattern for Expansion
Egypt operates under a false god—the god of toil and endless striving. But Yahweh is the God of Sabbath, of presence, of blessing.
Even today, we face “Pharaohs”—systems and mindsets that push us to strive harder. But in a Year of Expansion, we are not called to make it happen by force. We are called to trust God
Beyond Balance: Embracing God’s Priority, Plan and Purpose Today
Balance, by definition, means finding an equilibrium between competing forces. It assumes life should be a delicate juggling act where everything—work, family, ministry, personal time—exists in perfect harmony.
But life doesn’t work that way – especially if you are carrying a cross (Mark 8:34). Aiming at balance is an impossible standard that leaves you frustrated and exhausted.
Can you think of one person in Scripture who lived a “balanced” life?
Francis Chan – What Do You Want To Be Known For?
“If this was your last day on earth, how would people remember you? What do you want to be known for? Where do you find your identity? John was ‘the disciple Jesus loved.'”