Isaiah 54 is a powerful promise of God’s redeeming love — just as relevant today as it was 2,700 years ago. Through this prophecy and personal testimonies of His restoration, be encouraged by how God brings beauty from ashes, and multiplies what was once barren, all for His glory. 

Revival begins with an awakened heart that responds to God with humility, hunger, and a holy desperation. Like King Josiah who rediscovered the Word and led a national return to the Lord, we’re called to tear down idols and prepare the way for God’s move. This message urges us to travail in prayer, contend in the Spirit, and align with heaven’s cry for revival.

Lamentations 3:22–23 speaks of God’s endless mercy and unwavering faithfulness in every corner of our lives. Yet in Luke 16, Jesus reveals an unexpected path to greatness and divine promotion – one that defies the world’s obsession with the spectacular. What if the key to God’s reward is not found in the obvious, but in what is easily overlooked? Sometimes, what seems least significant carries the greatest eternal weight.

The role of women has always been a highly-debated subject, not just in society, but also in the Church. In Scriptures, when the Apostle Paul said that women should be silent in the church and take a subordinate place, did he mean that they’re not supposed to teach or minister? What does God’s Word really teach on this and what is the role of women in the Body? 

Unlike the English language, the Greek word for ‘Love’ refers to the highest form of love – the John 3:16 kind. It shows not just HOW MUCH God loves us (quantity), but HOW UNRELENTING His love is (quality). This is the kind of love He wants us to show to a world that so desperately needs the God-kind of love. 

In Luke 18, the blind man’s miracle started by hearing, not seeing. True revelation isn’t about head knowledge, but about hearts and ears open to Jesus. In our darkest moments, what we need most is His Presence, and that comes when we humble our hearts before Him. When we cry out in faith, He stands still, meets us, and brings the breakthrough we long for.

The Cross is more than a moment in history – it changed its course, recalibrated time, and redeemed our future. Once a symbol of curse, it now stands as the ultimate symbol of God’s love through Jesus Christ. His all-sufficient sacrifice fulfilled the Old Covenant and ushered in the New. His work is complete, but our response is one of continual transformation. What was once a distant hope is now a living reality – this is the Cross that carries me.

John 4:35 states, “Do you not say, ‘There are still four months and then comes the harvest’? Behold, I say to you, lift up your eyes and look at the fields, for they are already white for harvest!” There’s a great urgency for the Lord of the Harvest to thrust forth labourers. Revival is always unto the harvest and the harvest is unto the Marantha cry, “Come Lord Jesus, come!” This global harvest is going to be unto His Second Coming. Will you be in or out?

The God we serve is a miraculous debt-busting God who wants to break you free from your cycle of debt. He wants you to know the He has the power to bring you out and keep you in debt-free living. But there are some powerful principles we need to observe that will enable us to live in this freedom!

In life’s trials, it’s easy to be consumed by fear over our circumstances — but what if we trusted that God is in control of every situation? When we confront challenges with faith, we experience His strength and presence in a way that transforms our journey. Join us as we dive in and discover how to face life’s roars with confidence!