Are you looking to grow in your prayer life? How did Jesus teach His followers to pray and how should we pray? There is a prayer model that will change the way you think about God, the world and yourself, and invites you into a meaningful way of talking to God and hearing from Him.

Relationship issues are rampant, affecting marriages, families, and friendships alike. It feels like we're in a crisis of connection. The key to all relationships lies within the heart. A hardened heart can doom relationships, but a gentle, humble heart fosters peace, joy, and blessings.

With so many voices wanting our attention, how can we hear God’s voice when we need to make decisions, especially important ones? It is easy to just “follow your heart” and hope things work out, but many times that is not the best way and can lead us down a path of pain. There are keys to hearing God in times of decision and when you ACT, your life will be better for it.

So many “voices” are speaking to us, even shouting at us, wanting our attention. Voices often determine the choices we make, so how do we discern the most important voice so that we can follow Him.

Are there patterns, habits or cycles you can’t seem to break free from? You have tried renewing your mind and it’s worked for a while, but there could be a deeper issue. Your body, soul and spirit form part of the temple of God and He wants to come and CLEAN YOUR HOUSE in order to make space of more of Him and His kingdom. There is HOPE and FREEDOM in Jesus.

If you could be known for ONE THING, what would it be? What is your ONE THING for this season in your life? In a world full of distractions, temptations and challenges, how can we keep focused on what is truly important? David mentions ONE THING in Psalm 27:4 that outweighs everything else. Mary and Paul also refer to ONE THING.

We all have hopes, dreams and expectations at the start of a new year. But what are God's plans and how can we align our plans with His plans? Jeremiah 29:11-13 gives some inspiring keys

John 3:16 is one of the most well known verses in the Bible. What can we learn about God and ourselves from this verse and how does this apply to our money and finances? Discover that the greatest gift is not only in receiving, but being empowered to become a giver.

Shaun and Leigh-Anne de Villiers share personal experiences from childhood, adulthood, and marriage, illustrating how a lack of financial planning and unity led to anxiety and conflict, and how these patterns were unconsciously repeated until intentional changes were made. They explore various attitudes toward money—instability, self-protection, insecurity, and faith-driven stewardship—emphasizing the importance of generosity, planning, and trusting God with finances.

Gathering around a table with bread on it, suggests three things about what bread represents: Jesus, His body (the church), and a lost and dying world.