Have you ever heard the quote: “We become like what we behold.” It sounds nice, but when you think about it a bit, it’s not entirely true. Beholding means to look at something rather spectacular. It has the power to…
We live in a fast world. We are daily asked to transition from home to driving to clients to bosses to training to parenting to “spousing” and so on and so forth. A minute-to-minute chockablock day is not the exception:…
What does it really mean to minister? Especially as a woman? Luke 8:1–3 gives us great insight into what authentic ministry really looks like because it offers us a glimpse of the lives of the women who ministered on Jesus'…
There’s that moment in the movies: a building has come crashing down, or a bomb has gone off, or some similar calamity has taken place. Worse still, our main character was caught in the middle of it. There’s nothing to…
The Role of Worship in the Life of the Church Worship is at the heart of all that we do as believers both individually and when believers gather corporately. It is not merely a segment of a church service; it…
On the 20th of May, 1940, the British Royal Navy began to hurriedly plan Operation Dynamo. Over the six weeks prior, British troops defending France and Belgium had been forced back to the coast and surrounded by the fierce German…
Sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ has never been a solo mission. From the early church to today, the message of hope, salvation, and grace has spread through relationships, partnerships, and a vision that extends beyond one man and one…
The first thing that Andrew did when he heard John speak about Jesus, was to find his brother Simon Peter to tell him that he has found the Messiah. And he brought him to Jesus. John 1:40-42 When the Samaritan…
The story of Acts 19:23-41 is a powerful reminder of how the gospel disrupts society. In this passage, Paul’s preaching in Ephesus led to a dramatic response—both revival and resistance. This account forces us to reflect: Are we catalysts for…
You’ve probably heard this verse before: "For I know the plans I have for you, plans for good and not for disaster, to give you a future and a hope." (Jeremiah 29:11) It’s often quoted as a feel-good promise. But…
