The stories of martyrs are inspiring – to read and learn about these people who were unafraid of death, and whose faith remained strong, bearing fruit even after death on earth. I’ve thought about what it would be like to be in such a position, where my physical life is threatened unto death for the … More Defying Death
Wedding day came and went quickly, in a blur, but not without meaning. Leading up to the day, I had been asking the Lord to show me something more of how He saw His bride, the church. I wanted to know how He saw the fulfilment of her being, of His love in her. [John … More It’s Gonna Be Worth It
I remember the moment when I first truly experienced the Bridegroom heart of Jesus. I had been studying it for a while, and learning in my mind about who He was as my Bridegroom King, but when my heart experienced the love of the Bridegroom, it was astounding. At the time, we were holding two … More Recognising the Bridegroom and Functioning as the Bride of Christ
Lately, I’ve felt a strong zeal for the revelation of God’s truth, a persistent and powerful desire to see the truth of His word understood and obeyed. Jesus is THE way, THE truth and THE life. There is no other way to the Father but through Him, and every word He speaks is true [John … More Cut to the Heart
Three hours from Port Augusta to Minlaton. I had planned to listen to a sermon, but just as I was about to play it through the car radio, I felt an urge to sing. So, with the wind whistling loudly through the car, I lifted up my voice to sing. [Psalm 59:16] – “But I … More God’s Love Is…
Seven days are way too short to adequately delve into the treasure-trove of Revelation. In fact, even a lifetime would not be long enough to uncover all the Revelation it gives about Jesus! Some time ago, I wrote about descriptions of Jesus in Revelation 1 (my first assignment in Corey Stark’s free online course – … More Revelationary Assignment 2 (and the rest): Selected Treasure Sharing
Psalm 68 is a long psalm, and it is one of my favourites. When I read it, I am reminded of my mighty and victorious God. His love is strong, and He does not hesitate to defend the widows, set the lonely in families and set the prisoners free. He pours out His justice and He … More Procession to the Sanctuary (Psalm 68:24-28)
“God and Christianity are the reason for our sense of guilt, and lack of self-worth in society.” This is another statement that has been spoken to me multiple times recently. Again, I disagree. In fact, I believe the exact opposite is true – that it is because of God and in Christ that we have … More No Condemnation in Christ
“If God is so good, and you so desire to be with Him always and forever, then why not die and join Him in heaven now?” This is a question I have been asked multiple times, by different people, in the last couple of months. Some people are very direct; I’m currently on a psychiatric … More To Live or Die?
“Are you willing to be unseen?” The Lord asked me one day. “Are you willing To be poor in your spirit?” I remembered those years, In the past, all those fears, Was I ready For this once again? I remembered as well, The Lord’s infinite grace, And the joy That I had in that place. … More Are You Willing to Be Unseen?
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