When you have a spouse, a relative, a friend or work colleague who does not respond with either love or respect to you, you have the potential of being greatly rewarded.

Do you ask God sometimes what his purpose for you and your life is? Micah asked him the same question - and God answered in a way he might not have expected.

We don't have to walk with God all on our own: God's Holy Spirit is empoweing us with his gifts to edify ourselves and he empowers us to witness to others.

To have a testimony like Enoch, we must let our spirit (wo)man overcome our soul(wo)man - not allowing our soul to bully our spirit, but making time for God's spirit to fill us.

Nothing in our culture is more applauded than the ability to walk alone, but God never created us to walk alone: we were born to walk with God.

Walking with God pleases him and produces great grace on our lives. From the life of Noah, we can learn about three things that activate a close walk with God: faith, obedience and fellowship.

God wants to renew us to use us. He wants to renew our first love, faith, mind, health, strength and boldness. He wants to give us a fresh anointing and to pray big prayers.

Join us for our year-end Blessing Service on Christmas Day. Celebrate the most wonderful gift of all: Jesus!

The story of our saviour's birth is a wake-up call to our willingness to respond in belief and obedience to the divine purpose and leading of God in our lives.

The stains on our lives are big - and we can't help it. But how are we dealing with them? And how does God deal with them instead? Are we willing to accept his forgiveness?