Miracles often come from where you least expect them: the greatest supply always follows the hardest sacrifice.

We all know that God loves us - but did you know that he really likes you? Your circumstances don't matter to God: he is going to use you to transform people, cities and nations.

By lifting your expectations and aligning your thinking with God's thoughts about you it's possible to believe for more and to see yourself performing at far greater levels in every area of life.

Mary was not only a great mother that every woman could aspire to be like. In her we can also see the characteristics that we all need to display as carriers of God's purpose: to bring his Kingdom to this earth.

Our will is a God given power - but we must decide to take action and use it for him and his kingdom. Then our lives, empowered by the Holy Spirit, can and will make a difference.

Contentment is not a matter of settling down or an excuse to not press in for more in life - it's a matter of being settled on the inside, trusting that God is at work in the midst of any circumstances.

Your weaknesses and limitations are not an accident. God purposefully allows them in our life so he can demonstrate his power through us.

Who are we celebrating this Easter weekend? Some may have come to celebrate a religious day or a religious tradition. I hope that you have come to celebrate a person: Jesus Christ, son of God and son of man, savior of mankind.

Our lives should be convicting, not condemning - and our message to our city is not condemnation but transformation.

What do people think when they see a church building or a cross? How did our reputation become so bad? And how can we change things and help people to get a fresh revelation of God's love?