It’s not what other people are saying but what we are saying that will shape our lives. The power of declaration belongs to us, and we can use it to determine our future.

Just as I need to receive forgiveness, so I also need to give forgiveness. The healing of my soul requires both.

Jesus spoke in parables to hide truth, rather than reveal it. By doing so, the casual listener was protected from accountability for truth they were not ready to embrace

We can look at our weakness and hide in our shame, or we can turn to the One who has paid for it all. Mercy has been freely given. Now it is our choice to receive.

We have been so conditioned to the hearing of words, that many times we miss the voice of heaven. Heaven does not always “speak” with words.

Our life has purpose and meaning, and that purpose is to walk with God.

Father wants to connect with the prodigals. He also wants to connect with the performers.

Your experience with God, makes you a witness, and a carrier of hope and a releaser of glory. 

Every fresh move of the Spirit of God is always preceded by a call to prayer. It is through prayer that we align our hearts with heaven and release His kingdom in the earth.

To live in the midst of mystery and walk by faith is a challenge for our minds and at times our emotions.

Gold, frankincense and myrrh were brought by the wise men and laid at the feet of Jesus. It was the recognition of a king, priest and a suffering servant.

Love is so highly prized by God that He created man with the ability to choose it or ignore it.

None of us have the ability in our own flesh or humanity to fulfil the righteous requirements of the Law. Jesus however did this for us.

“Mediocreville” - it's close enough to Egypt to ensure we can reach for the “garlic and leeks” of our choice. Yet it is far enough away to convince us that we are safe in our salvation.

We are called into a life of faith, so that the promises are steadfast and sure.

Faith sees beyond the horizon and envisions a better future; a dream fulfilled; a need met; an answer realised.

All of us have places we go in our mind - places made familiar because we have been there so many times.

Jesus declared in John 10 that He was the Door. His blood, shed on the cross of Calvary, is the door of our salvation.

One of the hardest things we can do is go again. To get up after we have fallen down and give it one more go.

The Pharisees had reduced the law to a standard that man could keep. They prided themselves on their observance of the law. Jesus however revealed a standard that all would fail.