Thought For Today

A servant’s heart is what God requires from His people and Jesus led by example. I looked up the word, 'minister' and 'minister of the Gospel'.

What does the word, 'minister' literally mean?

Jesus says His yoke for us is easy and His burden light. We say sometimes, “I wish I could have that beautiful golden cross to carry, and then I would have no more financial problems...

I want to ask you today to guard your heart. I believe the Lord Jesus wants you to confess anything that is holding you back from spending time with Him. Then, through the grace of God...

You see it is Christ in me, who can conquer every difficulty or situation. It doesn’t matter what we are going through. It makes no difference what age we are, it makes no difference what education we have, what gender we are or what class or creed we are. It is all about Jesus Christ in us that counts!

Character is of more value to Jesus than possessions or achievements. You see, God’s values and our values are sometimes totally different.

He will help you and He will speak up for you! I want to say to young students today: Do not be anxious, do not be afraid...

We cannot go out if The Lord is not with us. That great leader Moses, who took an entire nation through a desert for 40 years, said to The Lord in Exodus 33:15: “Lord, if You don’t go with us, we are not going.”

There are multitudes of people at the moment, all over the world, who are weary, tired, scattered and lost, just like lost sheep. You know it is so sad to see a sheep running around on its own, trying to find its way having lost the flock. I used to run sheep here on this farm...

I want to say today: We need to guard our minds!

We need to focus on heavenly things, not on the troubles of this passing world.

We need to guard our hearts this weekend - to be aware of what we watch on television, what we listen to on the radio and what we watch on our cellphones and devices. We need to concentrate on good

Now John Wesley said the definition of revival is a people saturated with God. These people have also been called 'troublemakers' for Jesus’ sake.