How the Lord turns a critic into a brother The light that stopped him Saul was on the road to Damascus with one purpose: to bind the people who called on the name of Jesus and drag them back to Jerusalem. He had already made havoc of the church. Then the light came. As he…
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The Room Paul Was Writing Into Women Likewise What Paul asked of the servants in Ephesus, and why a woman of tested character still has a place in that work. A woman can sit through a sermon on deacons and leave unsure whether the door was opened or shut. The preacher reads 1 Timothy 3.…
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God closed the case. The second judge is often you A word for the recent convert who can finally see who they were — and cannot sit still under the pardon. The first clean morning after you come to Christ is not always peace. Sometimes it is sight. You wake up and the old life…
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A Biblical Guide for Discerning Prophetic Ministries “Do not despise prophecies, but test everything; hold fast what is good.” — 1 Thessalonians 5:20–21We will never stand in this ministry and say, “Thus saith the Lord” over next week’s headlines. That is not our calling. The calling we do have is older and quieter: point people to the Book that…
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You do not have to make the sound. A gift of the Spirit cannot be practised into existence, and it must not be required for belonging. When a church, a porch, or a workplace circle treats tongues as the handshake, a new believer will be tempted to produce what he has not been given. That…
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A holy life can point. It cannot pay. Honour the witnesses. Kneel to the Son. A word for anyone who keeps Jesus on a shelf of good names, and uses other holy lives to keep from needing the only Name that saves. There is a generous room in a lot of houses. Photographs on the…
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The mark of a true Christian is not the box you checked. It is a heart He has changed. A message for the one who has done all the things and still does not know Him You already know the question. You have asked it about other people. You may be afraid to ask it…
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The Redemptive Gift That Still Flows Today In a world marked by pain, diagnosis, and the quiet ache of unanswered questions, the gospel offers something far greater than temporary relief. It offers a comprehensive hope rooted in the finished work of Jesus Christ. The statement of faith declares with quiet confidence: In the redemptive work…
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The Holy Spirit is not an impersonal force, a vague energy, or a mere feeling that comes and goes. He is a divine Person—the third Person of the Trinity—sent by the Father and the Son. Jesus Himself promised this: “And I will ask the Father, and he will give you another Helper, to be with…
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Come and Be Still Before the One Who Is There are moments when the soul grows quiet enough to remember how small we really are. Moments when the noise of our striving falls away, and we stand before a God who was never created, never needed us, never lacked a single thing — and yet…
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