First the Fire, Then the Rain
Rebuilding the altar for what God wants to release When I read 1 Kings 18, I do not just see a powerful moment in Scripture. I see a pattern. I see order. I see how God works. So often we want the rain first. We want breakthrough, blessing, answers, movement, and visible fruit. But in […]
Return to Your First Love
When loving Jesus becomes simple again There are seasons in life where many things can fill our attention. Pressure. Need. Prayer requests. Responsibilities. Pain. Waiting. Even good things can slowly take up so much space that, without noticing it, we drift from the simplicity of loving Jesus. And yet, the call of the Lord remains […]
The Legacy We Leave Behind
There are moments in the presence of God where the only words I can find are, “Thank You, Jesus.” When I look back over my life, I realize that it was never my own strength that kept me. It was the Lord. Through weakness, through mistakes, through battles, through pain, He kept me. Sometimes we […]
When a Thought Becomes a Stronghold
Guarding the heart before agreement gives darkness room Many people suffer under the weight of thoughts, temptations, and inward battles believing that something strange is happening to them. One of the enemy’s greatest tactics is to make people feel isolated in their struggle. He whispers, “You are the only one dealing with this. No one […]
Those Who Are Offended
Guarding Your Heart From the Trap of Offense I ministered this sermon on the book by Bishop Dag Heward-Mills’ Those Who Are Offended. There are some messages you preach because they stir people. There are other messages you preach because they are necessary. This was one of those necessary messages. As I spent time praying, […]
The Art of Consideration
Love That Truly Sees People Consideration is looking to the needs of others and serving with kindness. Imagine a world where people genuinely want to help, where they intentionally look for ways to support, uplift, and care for those around them. This is the spirit of consideration. We live in a time where many people […]
When Darkness Felt Close
A journey through depression, healing, and the hope of Christ There was a season in my life, lasting about three years, where I walked through deep anxiety, depression, hopelessness, insomnia, intrusive thoughts, and intense inner torment. It was one of the darkest seasons I have ever known. There were nights where I barely slept. Sometimes […]
When God Stirs the Nest
There are seasons in life when everything begins to feel unsettled. What once felt familiar no longer feels comfortable. What once worked no longer seems to work the same way. Relationships shift, provision changes, and suddenly you find yourself asking, “God, why is this happening?” In Deuteronomy 32:11, Scripture gives us a powerful picture: “As […]
Tithing: Honour, Obedience, and Worship
Tithing: Worship, Honour, and Obedience Tithing is not just a financial principle. It is an act of worship, honour, and obedience to God. Throughout Scripture, we see that tithing was not only present under the Law, but also before the Law, and it is even acknowledged in the New Testament. Tithing Before the Law One […]
This Is Your Hour
Acts 3:1–16 There are moments in Scripture that are more than history, they are prophetic invitations. Acts 3:1–16 tells the story of a man lame from birth who sat daily at the Beautiful Gate of the temple. Within moments, his life shifted from limitation to leaping… This is not just his story. Today it becomes […]