-
The Church as a Community of Truth: Learning to Discern Together
Many Christians know the Bible well but still struggle to recognise God’s wisdom in everyday life. This article explores why the church exists not simply to teach truth, but to become a community where believers learn to discern, embody, and live God’s truth together.
-
What Does It REALLY Mean to Live With Hope?
We live in a world that tells us to trust ourselves, follow our feelings, and create our own truth. Peter offers a very different vision. Real hope begins with repentance, grows through the work of the Holy Spirit, and becomes visible through lives that love and suffer differently. What if hope is not simply something we believe, but something we live?
-
The Answer to Your Biggest Problem (It’s Not What You Think)
What if the biggest problem in your life isn’t actually your biggest problem? Beneath every struggle is a deeper story shaping how you see yourself, others, and God. This post explores how that story works—and how Jesus invites you into a better one that leads to real life.
-
The Church as a Community of Truth: How We Learn to See Together
We’ve never had more access to truth—and yet less clarity about what is true. What if the issue isn’t just what we believe, but how we learn to see? This post explores why the church must become a community of truth, discerning and following Jesus together.
-
Why Is Good Friday Good? (And Why It Matters for Your Life)
Why is Good Friday good? Good Friday is called “good” because it reveals how Jesus dealt with the gap between who we are and who we’re meant to be. Through His death, forgiveness and grace are offered—not based on our performance, but on what He has done.
-
Two Kinds of Power: Why Love Is Stronger Than Control
We are living in a moment where power matters more than ever. But there are two kinds of power: the power to control and the power to love. Which one shapes your life?mili
-
Why Church Isn’t About You (And Why That’s Good News)
We’ve been taught that church exists to meet our needs. But the Bible paints a different picture. Church exists to shape us into people who love, grow, and live differently together. It’s not about what we get. It’s about who we become—and how that shows the world what God is like.
-
Rethinking the “Great Commission”: 5 Surprising Truths Christians Overlook
Most Christians think Jesus’ mission was simply to “go and preach.” But the real Great Commission calls us to much more—a life of apprenticeship, trust, and courage. Discover five surprising truths that reveal what Jesus actually meant when He said “Go.”
-
5 Counterintuitive Truths for Kingdom Living Today
Modern Christianity often settles for a thin story about getting to heaven someday. But Jesus invites us into Kingdom living today—a life where heaven’s reality begins now. These five counterintuitive truths challenge comfort, reshape faith, and call us to join God’s renewing work in the world.
-
What the church is meant to be…
The church was never meant to be a service to attend or a hierarchy to climb. Jesus calls us to be His witnesses: a body where every part matters, a family where every member belongs, and a temple where God dwells by His Spirit.
-
What reality are you living from?
We don’t see the world as it is—we see it as we are. Unless Jesus interrupts our story, we live from beliefs shaped by fear, comfort, or culture. He invites us to repent, to replant our tree, and to find real life by rooting our whole selves in him.
-
What Donald Trump’s election win tells us about our world. (part 2)
Donald Trump was uniquely positioned to tap into the massive societal changes brought about by democratising information and the erosion of traditional power structures. Trump’s approach to relationships exemplifies this individualistic moment. Known for his transactional style, he builds alliances with those who benefit his goals and distances himself from those who do not. Unlike many conventional politicians who adhered to established rules of political decorum and relied on traditional media, Trump understood the power of direct, unfiltered communication through platforms like Twitter and alternative media channels. By bypassing traditional news outlets and speaking directly to people online, Trump tapped into a growing distrust of mainstream institutions and capitalised on…
-
What Donald Trump’s election win tells us about our world. (part 1)
I, like many others have been doing some reflection following yesterdays election result. I am more and more convinced we are in the midst of a massive societal shift that we are only now beginning to wake up to. This is part one of my reflection trying to wrestle with where we are and what it means. Someone I love very much said yesterday, “Are Americans stupid? How could they elect a man like that?” The truth is that while Donald Trump’s re-election has left half of America—and many around the world—bewildered and unsettled, the other half feels vindicated and empowered. Trump’s win feels like a reclamation of values and…
-
The Millennium: Four Views and Their Spiritual Implications
The Millennium reveals God’s justice, mercy, and compassion through different views of Christ’s reign. Whether symbolic or literal, each perspective calls believers to live in readiness, embodying righteousness today as we await His return. Our faithfulness now reflects the hope of Christ’s ultimate victory and restoration of all things.
-
Faithful Witnesses in a World of Deception—The Role of the Church in Revelation
This article explores the role of the Church as faithful witnesses in Revelation, enduring persecution while proclaiming God's truth. It highlights the Church as the spiritual temple, called to resist deception and remain steadfast, knowing God's ultimate victory is assured.
