Being Spiritually Stuck
Like We’ve all been there. At one moment, you’re on fire for the Lord, reading your Bible daily, enjoying the personal fellowship and friendship with God, feeling His presence close to you, and then, […]
Pr Jacquie Ryan
The 3-Fold Worship
Like There is a common verse that is often used in relation to marriage but today I would like to introduce this verse from a different perspective. This verse speaks clearly about a strand […]
The 5 Miracles Of His Resurrection
Like We all know of the power of Jesus in His 3 years of ministry here on earth. The Gospel documents 37 miracles that He performed and that is only what was recorded. The […]
Open Doors to Open Minds
Like We serve a God who is in the business of opening new doors in our lives and what He opens no one can close and what He closes no one can open. This […]
The Year of Doors
Like In the blink of an eye, we have transitioned from 2023 to 2024! How time flies! One of the things we have to get used to is writing out dates! It’s no more […]
God’s Plan vs Mine
Like The birth of Jesus is documented in the Gospel of Matthew and Luke. It was a miraculous event that changed the course of history and the future of everyone. It was prophesied in […]
Getting to Grips with Fear
Like Fear is an emotion caused by the belief that something or someone poses a threat to us. We can all remember feeling this destructive emotion at some time, and we are familiar with […]
Lord, Help My Unbelief
Like Charles Spurgeon once said, “Unbelief can destroy the best of us, while faith can save the worst of us.”. Another writer said, “Unbelief starves the soul, while faith finds food in famine.” It […]
Knock, Knock!! – Rethinking Doors In Our Lives
Like Encountering doors is a certainty in all of our lives, and it happens daily. Be it at home, when we get into our cars, go to the grocer, stop by the bank, and […]
“The Devil Wears PRADA”
Like John Wesley once wrote, “As the most dangerous winds may enter at little openings, so the devil never enters more dangerously than by little unobserved incidents, which seem to be nothing, yet insensibly […]