2020 – a year that so far is quite different from what we expected! But it has not caught God off guard. We have the choice to worry – or not to worry concerning all that has been, and continues to develop. Yet the words of Jesus are quite clear – Do Not Worry! In this Podcast we are reminded that we were created in God’s Image and that means we were created not to worry! A timely word – for such a time as this!

What does Jesus mean by these words from John 16:33? Can they really be applicable while we now live in a time of global pandemic and seeming chaos? Or is there something so rich and relevant and powerful in these words for us at this moment of global and Biblical history, that we dare not miss what He is saying? 
 
We are living in extraordinary times – but we have an extraordinary God who is working for us – in us – and through us. But we need to be whole-hearted to grasp what this means… We need an undivided heart. This Podcast is a timely reminder about the awesome nature of the Living God who will do the improbable and the impossible – when we grasp the deep meaning of “the heart” from His perspective. Have your Bible and a notebook handy as we journey through Scripture while living in the world in such a time as this.

Alistair has shared this teaching with us during a time of great anxiety and perplexity in the global arena. He shares with us what Jesus meant when He related the days prior to His Return to the days of Noah – plus Alistair shares on the prevailing societal characteristics that prefaced the coming of an authentic Revival in Biblical history – as well as in modern history.

Alistair also shares how we address the fear of the world that is all around us today – and how we can choose to move into the profound depth of having The Fear of the Lord at work in our lives.

In this Podcast, Alistair discusses the subject of the global pandemic which is on everybody's minds globally at the moment - and draws from the Word to answer the questions: What is God saying to his people right now, and what do we do? And most importantly, how should we respond?