When we selflessly serve the needs of others, we embody God's ministerial authority. Kingdom service is true greatness because behind kingdom service is the omnipotent power of God.

The transfiguration unveiled the nature of Christ's kingdom glory. In an age of unbelief we must act on our faith in the victory of Christ over all things.

Like the Pharisees Peter saw the issue of Christ's identity in man-centred terms. To follow Jesus means to deny our own interests and to prioritize His interests.

When Jesus visits the region of Tyre and Sidon in Mark 7 and 8 he goes from being in the midst of the Jews to being in the midst of the Gentiles. This is the foreshadowing of the future mission to the Gentiles and the anticipated renewal of Creation subject to our Lord Jesus Christ.

Revelation 12 gives us real cause for celebration because it tells us that the Seed of the Woman has come and conquered the Dragon.

God's love for us is not theoretical; it is demonstrated in the incarnation of God the Son who came among us in the moment when we needed Him the most.

In Christ our human nature has been redeemed, we are restored in fellowship with God, and we have received a calling and purpose. We find everlasting joy in our relationship with the King.

Man cannot attain true peace on his own because peace at its root is about restoring his relationship to God.

The power of the incarnation is to be manifest in our lives, that we may lead transforming lives in our world.