Captives and Prisoners: The Difference in Luke 4: 18 – 19 and What It Means for Christians Today. French: Écriture : « L’Esprit du Seigneur est sur moi, parce qu’il m’a oint pour annoncer une bonne nouvelle aux pauvres ; il m’a envoyé pour proclamer la délivrance aux prisonniers et le recouvrement de la vue […]
Category: Studies
The Trap of Condemnation in Modern Preaching.
Breaking Free from the Condemnation Trap. Modern preaching is meant to proclaim good news — the Gospel of Jesus Christ brings freedom, hope, and new life. Yet, many pastors and teachers have noticed a troubling trend: sermons can slip into a condemnation trap, a pattern of communication that leaves hearers feeling judged and burdened rather […]
Living with Purpose – A Spirit-Led, Word-Rooted Life.A Practical Guide to Purpose, Alignment, and Walking with God Every Day.
Living with Purpose – A Spirit-Led, Word-Rooted Life.A Practical Guide to Purpose, Alignment, and Walking with God Every Day. Created with Purpose – Why You Exist.You Were Not an Afterthought. You were not a random product of nature. You are not a cosmic coincidence. You are not here by chance. From the very beginning, before […]
Jesus Christ Lord of All.
THE LORD of ALL. Key Verse: “He is Lord of all” – Acts 10:36 The most important truth for us as Christians is the Lordship of Jesus Christ. Jesus didn’t just come to save us – His ultimate goal was to be Lord of our lives. As Philippians 2:5-11 makes clear, God’s plan from the […]
“Beyond Self-Help – The Divine Solution to Human Lostness”
Hey there, everyone! Thanks for joining me today. We’re about to dive into a topic that might sound a bit heavy, but trust me, it’s super important for understanding who we are and why we need God. We’re talking about “the lostness of man.” Now, don’t worry – this isn’t about getting lost in the woods or anything like that. It’s about something much deeper.
A Call To Persevere.
A Call to Persevere. Introduction: Welcome, everyone. Today, we will delve into the powerful message found in Hebrews 12:1-2. These verses call us to persevere in our faith journey, urging us to remain steadfast and focused as we navigate the challenges of life. Perseverance is essential in our walk with God, as it not only […]
“A Smooth Sea Will Never Produce a Skilled Sailor”
“A Smooth Sea Will Never Produce a Skilled Sailor” Back Story: Just yesterday – Friday 26th July 2024 I was having my quiet time, and the expression “Smooth Sea Will Never Produce a Skilled Sailor” was quoted on the radio, it was 2pm. As is so often the case It immediately – and I believe […]
“From Goals Scored and Sets Completed to Souls Won – Rekindling the Church’s Passion for the Great Commission”
In this article, I want to try and provide a balance however between the fervour, enthusiasm and engagement that the Body of Christ may put into these two sporting events (football/soccer and tennis.) plus others.
In addition, to explore the stark contrast between the societal fervent interest and cultural obsession with sports and our often-lukewarm approach and indifferent attitude to spiritual matters of eternal significance i.e. “Winning the Lost for Jesus.” and how this is reflected in the fulfilment and the outworking of the “Great Commission.”
O que é nossa verdadeira preocupação com os perdidos?
Esta é uma pergunta importante e perspicaz para todos nós, e que tenho de fazer regularmente a mim mesmo: “O senhor já se sentiu ocupado demais para perceber aqueles que não conhecem a Deus?” Tenho vergonha de confessar que sei que sim. Equilibrando meu trabalho como evangelista, professor, autor e gerenciando o YouTube e a divulgação nas mídias sociais, tudo isso enquanto trabalho meio período 3 dias por semana em um emprego secular, é fácil ficar preso em minha própria vida e não perceber as necessidades espirituais das pessoas ao meu redor, especialmente daquelas que estão perdidas.
Sentimentale ou creuse Quelle est notre véritable préoccupation pour les perdus ?
Voici une question importante qui nous concerne tous et que je dois me poser régulièrement : “Vous êtes-vous déjà sentis trop occupés pour remarquer ceux qui ne connaissent pas Dieu ? J’ai honte d’avouer que je sais que cela m’est arrivé. En conciliant mon travail d’évangéliste, d’enseignant, d’auteur, et la gestion de YouTube et des médias sociaux, tout en travaillant à temps partiel 3 jours par semaine dans un emploi séculier, il est facile d’être pris dans ma propre vie et de manquer les besoins spirituels des gens autour de moi, et en particulier ceux qui sont perdus.