Samuel reflects on the song of our lives, the Gospel through broken vessels.
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Are you pushing for better?
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The Lord is our Joy
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Brad tells us to check the posture of our hearts to make sure we are sending glory in the right direction.
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Our ways and his ways
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There is so much more available to us, what lies are we letting distract us from the faithfulness and promises of God?
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Holy Jesus
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Repent for the Kingdom of Heaven is here
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Can we trust God before, during and after the answer to our prayers?
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Paul encourages us to read the Bible regularly
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To obey what we feel God to be saying to us and following his lead even though it might not make sense to us and our own understanding.
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Brad discusses whether Head Knowledge or Heart Knowledge is more important.
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In this devotional, I reflect on the profound verse "Jesus wept" from John 11:35. I explore how this moment reveals Jesus' deep humanity and empathy, as He grieves the loss of His friend Lazarus alongside Martha and Mary. I highlight how Jesus' actions demonstrate God's character - providing comfort and strength in the way each person needs
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Dawn encourages us from the hymn 'In The Garden' written by Austen Miles (1912). She spoke about the beauty of spending time with the Father in the morning like dew on the roses
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Did you know that the Bible speaks of 2 kinds of fear. Which kind do you have?
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The lord is telling us to get up
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Why do bad things happen if God is supposed to protect us?
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Death, while being an absolute inevitability for each-and-every-one of us, (until the day Jesus returns), still remains a reality that often is challenging to process. Sandy van Vuuren reads from 1 Corinthians 15:55-57, taking a closer look at what the Word has to say on this issue.
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Paul’s instruction in Colossians speaks directly against the dualistic mindset. His words remind us that in everything we do, we should commit wholeheartedly—as if we are serving God Himself. This applies to our work, our passions, and our diligence, even if it seems mundane or disconnected from our spiritual life.
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