I want to see His Glory. Jesus prayed in John 17 that we may behold His Glory. Moses cried out to God, “Show me Your Glory”. David cried out that God’s Glory may dwell in the land. It’s God’s desire that we not just behold His Glory, but dwell with it. But we must be careful not to trivialise His Magnificence. If we’re going to be carriers of His Glory, what’s required of us in this hour?

The Beatitudes stand in deep contrast to the state of the world that we live in today. To speak the Beatitudes to a modern-day crowd would evoke ridicule and disbelief. Yet in the light of aggressive activism, cancel culture, justice movements, and an ever-increasing appetite for consumption, the Beatitudes bare relevance for us as Christians and how we’re to respond.

The search for peace is a universal one, because true peace has to do with having peace with God and not what the world has to offer. Peace is a Person, and can only be found in the Prince of Peace.

There may be moments in our lives where we wonder and ask God if He sees us. Is it pure coincidence or chance that events happen in our lives? Did Blind Bartimaeus randomly stumble into the Messiah’s path? Did the servant girl at Cana witness Jesus’ first miracle by chance? God’s heart for us is pure intentional and He continues to seek us out. Will you respond to Him by saying, “Lord, here I am!”

Everyone loves a good Q&A session. Ask the burning questions on your heart. Imagine being able to have a Q&A with Jesus. Well, the Bible records for us a Q&A session that Jesus gave. But the context was hostile. The Pharisees and religious leaders were out to trap Him. Yet, Jesus turned the session into one that answers some crucial and critical issues that has relevance for us even today.