What does it mean to be human? I find Jesus’ take shocking. When I survey our culture’s opinions I see anything from a triumphalistic ‘Top […]
Ministry
How poorly I appreciate the unseen work of Christ. I recently organised a conference. There was a sense of God at work, one person even […]
When what we say lifts Jesus as God and acknowledges ourselves as servants then we have the keys of Kingdom. When speaking in independence we […]
A living sacrifice does not pick it’s sacrifices, nor determine the cost. A living sacrifice is ready to die to self. If I am to […]
Why do the nations say, ‘Where is their God?’ Psalm 115:2 This is a question that is being asked of the Church. The question raises […]
In a crisis I am tempted to force a solution. The Lord shows a different way – Isaiah 56 1‘Maintain justice and do what is […]
We live in a culture that is so bombarded by messages that none are listened to. How then can the gospel break out? Isaiah’s prophecy […]
One of Jesus’ statements is brought into new light through His apostolic ministry. “If anyone comes to me and does not hate his father and […]
Recently it has dawned on me that there are two approaches to discipleship in the Scriptures. In the Navigators we use the apostolic form of […]
What a privilege to participate in Jesus’ ministry. Paul and Barnabas were directed into ministry through Isaiah 49:6: “… I will also make you a […]
I am so concerned to show myself a responsible servant of Christ that I fail to receive the oil of joy which would give off […]
Living in our hurting world our tendency is either, throw ourselves at the problem, driven by the need, or to harden ourselves to the need […]
When I am driven by a task I find myself clinging to the false hope that this next attempt will succeed. When it fails I […]
When a person meets with God, the impact is not often in the spectacular, but in the fragrance. It is not often in miracles or […]
Can I trust God for my leaders? A while back I saw someone take a role I felt they were unsuited for. At that time […]