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The Jail Cell Before the Palace What you do in private will eventually be revealed in public. We live in a culture obsessed with visibility. Everyone wants a microphone, a platform, influence, and recognition. Social media has made public visibility easier than ever—but sometimes the platform grows faster than the person. I believe God often wants to work in us privately before He works through us publicly. Joseph had a jail cell before he had a palace. In prison, Joseph serv

There is nothing like good old Pentecostal preaching, someone who has a Word from the Lord, someone with fire in their bones. I love it, I love to preach it, I love to hear it, it challenges me, energizes me and gets me fired up. One of my favourites being Leonard Ravenhill. And when I read about the Apostle Paul I am reminded of this, he says in 1 Corinthians 2:1-5: “And so it was with me, brothers and sisters. When I came to you, I did not come with eloquence or human wisdo

Testimony I was born into Catholicism in 1972. I was baptized as an infant, later went to CCD, and completed all the requirements of the Catholic faith. But none of it was for God’s glory. I did it to make my parents happy and to be in good standing with them and the church. As soon as I could, I stopped going to church. I still believed in God, but I wasn’t sure it was the same God the church had taught me to fear. When I moved out at 17, I began soul searching and explorin

Romans 5:1–2 reveals the Gospel: we are made right with God, given peace, and brought into undeserved privilege through Jesus Christ. A powerful reflection.

What Made Jesus Flip Tables? The Truth About God’s House That We’ve Missed

Matthew 10:8 says: “Heal the sick, raise the dead, cleanse those who have leprosy, drive out demons. Freely you have received; freely give.” That verse has troubled me for years until today. Every time I heard it, I thought Jesus must be getting the order wrong. 1. Heal the sick, that’s fine. 2. Raise the dead, okay, intense. 3. Drive out demons, and I’d think, “Surely this should come before raising the dead. Casting out demons feels easier, so why is it last?” I’ve wrest

A powerful reflection on 2 Thessalonians 1:11–12 — how prayer, faith, and grace empower us to live a life worthy of God’s calling and bring glory to Jesus in every season of life.

After a failed rapture prediction led thousands to life-altering decisions, this reflection offers heartfelt insight, biblical truth, and a sobering reminder to trust God's Word over man's voice. A call to discernment, accountability, and true readiness for Christ's return.