You may think your greatest need right now, with so many strong opinions flying around, is to know who is right and who is wrong, that you may choose the right side of an argument. But we all have a greater need than to know the right thing to do. We need to know the heart of Him, who went to the Cross, not so that He would be right, but so that we, who were his enemies, could be right.

Ministry, wasn't where Jesus got His name from. To come out of the desert knowing your name, is to come out in the power of the Spirit.

A hope on yourself, is not a strong enough hope to get drunk on.

All we do when we water down the Gospel of God’s grace, is leave men thirsty enough to go looking elsewhere for a drink.

Never tell anyone they need more faith. Give them the Gospel that brings faith.

You can’t train eyes to see in the dark, who have never been in the dark long enough to see through it.

To live blind to the finished work of Christ, is to live blind to the heavenly realm.

Starve believers of the Heavenly Gospel (The Good News of what God has provided for them) and feed them instead with an earthly gospel (good advice on what they need to provide for Him) and they will lose their ability to see past their natural circumstances. They will lose the ability to see in the dark. Right now, this world needs the Church to be seeing in the dark.

Religion is too tiny a pot to grow the life of Christ.

Oaks of righteousness can’t grow in religious pots.

The only thing that grows in a pot called self, is self-righteousness!

Repentance is not some work of the flesh to try and become something we are not, it is a work of the Spirit to remove the scales from our eyes, that we may see who we now are in Christ; a totally new creation, the bride of Christ.

To live the Spirit filled life, life in the Spirit, is to be rooted and grounded in heaven, not on the earth and the more the Church grows in this life, the more the Kingdom of heaven is established on the earth.

To speak in the Spirit, is to speak from a place of communion with God.

It is to speak, not in the language of separation, but in the language of union, the language Christ spoke in. How can it be God’s will, that the body of Christ speak in a language, that Christ Himself never spoke in, the language of separation!

I believe that in this hour, the primary challenge before the Church, is to recognise that so much of what we have been doing for Him, has not come from being with Him!