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Will we love and intercede for those who are spiritually dead? Will we labour in prayer and discipleship so that others may arise into the life Christ offers?

God has given each believer spiritual gifts — our responsibility is to fan into flame the gifts He has given us and use them for the benefit of all.

This world is not our home. Our ultimate comfort, joy, and rest are found in eternity with Christ.

When we live with eternity in view, our actions today take on a profoundly deeper purpose.

The Old Covenant was glorious, but the New Covenant in Christ is far greater, bringing true salvation and transformation.

Living with integrity means aligning our private and public lives with our profession of faith in Christ.

The lesson from King Solomon's life and from our own experience is that worldly pleasures cannot satisfy our deepest longings. Only God can provide true and lasting fulfilment.

Even when God seems distant or silent, He is actively working to fulfill His promises and purposes in your life.

We are called to be passionate heralds of hope, people who encourage others to believe that healing is possible in the face of impossible circumstances.

We are called to be passionate heralds of hope, people who encourage others to believe that healing is possible in the face of impossible circumstances.

It’s incredibly sad that it is supposedly okay to kill babies, but seals and trees get the sympathy vote. As Berard Nathanson said at the end of the film Silent Scream, “For humanity's sake, here and now, stop the killing.”

Let’s recognise the silent epidemic around us and be part of the answer for these women, men, and families that are hurting. To those hurting as a result of abortion, know that healing is available for you. Jesus came to comfort you in your grief.

By praying from a heart of thanksgiving for all those in authority, we may find that, just as Roe v Wade was overturned, we will also see evil legislation repealed. Then even the unborn “may lead a tranquil and quiet life”, which pleases God our Saviour.

Our adversary hates humanity and is totally focused on stealing our abundant life, inheritance, love, joy, peace and knowledge of our union with Jesus.

The merciful are those who choose to suffer with the suffering. The merciful withhold judgment, and where judgment may be due – they, like Jesus, cry out, “Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they do.” (Luke 23:34)

If Christ could extend mercy to those who crucified Him, how much more should we extend mercy to our leaders, praying for their salvation and Godly wisdom?

Grief is an emotion that is very real, very powerful and it is a result of a great loss or sorrow. When we are convicted by the Holy Spirit, it is always with a great deal of compassion, providing a way to bring us closer to the Lord.

Sandy Shoshani, National Director of the Be’ad Chaim pro-life ministry in Israel whom we support, states that 2 million babies have been aborted since the founding of Israel in 1948. In the Holocaust, 1.5 million children were killed.

We are not told if the traveller eventually continued travelling down the road to Jericho after he recovered from his injuries. Presumably, he did. May many women continue their pregnancy journey because they have been shown mercy!

There’s plenty to be amazed about when we think of Jesus, but one particular aspect of Him has me constantly astounded. As the Holy One of God walks around, we see an amazing paradox: those who should be most fearful of Him – people steeped in sin – actually flee to Him.