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God designed pleasure this way to point us to a greater pleasure: knowing and enjoying Jesus Christ. Unlike worldly pleasures, the delight of knowing Jesus Christ never ends.

As we make the most of every opportunity, we can rejoice that we all have a part to play in God’s great mission to the world.

The times that we are living in, this season, we are in a Jonah season. For those who have packed their bags and are waiting to be raptured, it is not that time. God has much to do yet... God had another plan. His plan was to save Nineveh.

It is an uncompromising “Yes” to Jesus that sets us apart. Following Him has to look like something. Our lives should look different.

As we focus on the Great Commission, let’s remember that a part of this command is to teach well about Jesus Christ and His Church. Knowledge that is relevant and transforms a person into a mature disciple.

The full assurance of hope acts as an “anchor” for our soul (Heb 6:19). Full assurance acts as a catalyst that sets our hearts immovably on Christ Jesus.

For this National Day of Prayer, our focus is to be still before God (Psalm 46:10). Why? Because this will aid us in being more fruitful in making disciples of Jesus.

Although we live among lions, let's stand firm in Christ, and be unashamed of God’s Word! The LORD is mighty to save and therefore we have nothing to fear.

Our worship and prayer, and what we do in the spiritual realm, is actually powerful in shifting atmospheres.

Jesus promised the Spirit of truth to provide an ongoing means by which we believers can receive enlightenment and be guided to the fullness of truth.

God can and will remove the mountain for Australia by our faith. Let’s sit back and watch what He is going to do.

So much of our lives don’t really matter too much in the light of eternity. Ultimately only knowing Jesus matters, and making Him known.

This Go Month we are praying for many souls to be saved! But my heart also goes out to those we call lost prodigals.

Faithfulness means that while we were still sinners and far from God, He loved us and drew us towards Himself in the cross of Christ.

We all have a role in bringing in the harvest. Jesus said, “One sows and another reaps”. But whether we sow or reap, we “rejoice together” with the Lord of the harvest.

We are at a place where we need major revival – or we perish. Are recent conversions perhaps part of such a move of God?

Do we want to effectively share the gospel? Then we first need to start a conversation with people, beginning with one word: "Hello!"

Let us focus our attention on Jesus as both human and God with us (“Emmanuel”), and that this is the very foundation of our faith.

By God's grace, let us grow in vision and compassion to pray and act by throwing the lifeline to others perishing in sin.

After the disciples saw the risen Christ and received the Holy Spirit, they proclaimed the gospel boldly and were unstoppable. They came from fear to faith, from anxiety to power.