Real moments. A real God. A deeper walk.
Sardis looked alive but was dying. Philadelphia had little strength but held onto Jesus. Laodicea possessed much yet did not recognise its desperate need. Revelation 3 brings us to a simple truth: the Christian life is not about becoming strong enough to live independently of Christ. It is about getting with Jesus and staying with Jesus.
Before we begin Revelation 1 taught us something important before we encountered beasts, horns, seals, trumpets or prophetic timelines: Look at Jesus first. John turned to see the voice speaking to him, and what he saw was not a chart or a sequence of historical events. He saw Jesus. He saw Him walking among seven … Read More “Revelation 2 – Christ Among His Church” »
In a world filled with competing voices and convincing counterfeits, how do we recognise what is true? Perhaps the answer is not to study every deception, but to know the genuine so well that we recognise when something does not sound like Jesus.
A Scripture prayer inspired by Revelation 12:7–12 — a prayer about the conflict for the heart, surrendering our allegiance to Jesus, and trusting the One who has already overcome. Father, This morning, as I look at the conflict described in Revelation, I am reminded again that behind all the noise, deception, accusation and struggle, there … Read More “Lord, You have my Heart” »
A Scripture prayer inspired by Psalm 139:23–24, Psalm 51:10, Romans 8:26–27 and the quiet invitation to allow God not only to change what we do, but to transform who we are becoming. Father, Search me and know my heart.Test me and know my thoughts. Show me anything within me that is not of You, and … Read More “Search Me, Lord” »
When the water ran out, Hagar believed she was looking at the end. But the well was already there. A reflection on fear, provision, and trusting the God who can see what we cannot.
Before the seals, trumpets and beasts, John was first shown Jesus. Explore Revelation 1 and discover Christ walking among the lampstands, present with His people and still saying, “Do not be afraid.”
Some of our deepest encounters with God begin not when we finally have all the answers, but when we stop hiding the questions. A reflection on Scripture, honesty, and learning to recognise grace in the ordinary places of life.
