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I cannot stop pondering how perfectly perfect God is. Life is complicated. We mess up, and sometimes we even give up on God. But God never gives up on us.

It is through God's love to us and through us that the world will know that we are Jesus' disciples.

On 17 May, the National Mall in the United States will host Rededicate 250, a landmark day of prayer and worship, drawing thousands as America prepares to mark 250 years since its founding.

How extraordinary that Christ would ask us to be his ambassadors! This is a far higher honour than representing a country — this is representing the Creator of the heavens and the earth!

God’s perfect righteousness is a gift to all who believe in Jesus Christ, and that through him we are transformed to reveal God’s righteousness to the world.

God is eternally generous in every aspect of his being. The greatest gift of all is the salvation that comes through the death and resurrection of our Saviour.

As we pray for a renewed movement of evangelism across Australia, the starting point is not strategy or effort, but attentiveness. When we fix our eyes on Jesus, we learn again how to abide in him, and his life flows through us.

Like Caleb, we may find ourselves in seasons of waiting where the reality around us does not reflect the promise. Yet, through the blood of Yeshua, your past does not disqualify you, and God is not limited by your age. Your ‘later years’ can be your most impactful ones.

We can feel pressure to be effective witnesses, and that pressure can lead to us not sharing our faith at all. But we are called to trust God to lead us and that he will take care of the results.

God is still winning battles over Satan, and he is still creating masterpieces from broken clay.

Nothing in all of creation can separate us from this love which is Christ Jesus. We cannot help but long for everyone on this earth to experience the same.

Christ has set us free! We can live in freedom under grace in Christ by casting off the sinful nature.

Because Yeshua is the name above all names — the only name by which we can be saved — let us turn our hearts fully to the Lord in this season.

In Acts 4, we see a powerful model of worship-based, Scripture-fed, Spirit-led prayer. Facing opposition and pressure, the early believers did not retreat — they prayed. Their prayer was bold, focused, and anchored in God’s purposes.

The gospel is not a private matter. It is good news that must be shared with the world. Romans 10 tells us that we are called and commissioned to communicate Jesus Christ.

When we might be at a loss in how to pray for people, Paul's prayer in Colossians 1:9–14 gives us a sure roadmap.

A new Gallup survey reveals a dramatic surge in religiosity among young men, reversing decades of trends and raising big questions about faith, culture, and meaning.

In 1 Corinthians 9, the apostle Paul writes of sharing in the blessings of the gospel received by others. To multiply our blessings in the body of Christ, we must first multiply the gospel.

God values both compassion, mercy and justice, and he has a way of holding them perfectly together for our eternal good. Moses discovered this firsthand on the mountain, where God passed before him, proclaiming his name and revealing his glory.

It is not enough for us to discover the good news and simply enjoy it. Good news must be shared. As the apostle Paul wrote in 1 Corinthians 9:16, “Woe to me if I do not preach the gospel!”