The article emphasizes the importance of continuous growth in the early church, as inspired by Paul's exhortation to "excel still more." It urges believers to evaluate their spiritual, relational, practical, and missional growth, not to compete with the world but to reflect God's transforming glory through the Holy Spirit. The message encourages readers to embrace personal transformation, grow the... Continue reading
Ways we can show reverence and honour in the church as a saint
Arrive Early: Coming early allows time for personal prayer and preparation before the service begins. Late arrivals can disrupt the flow of worship. Prepare Your Heart: Spend a few moments in silent prayer or reflection, focusing on God before the service starts. Continue reading
Dressing for Worship: Am I Honouring God?
The article emphasizes the importance of offering God our best, not merely what is convenient or comfortable. It encourages self-reflection to ensure our choices—whether in dress, preparation, or daily actions—reflect reverence for God. It stresses balance, avoiding extremes of overindulgence or carelessness, and highlights that honouring God is not about rigidly following rules but about livi... Continue reading
This article highlights the importance of recognising that all victories and successes come from God. David's act of pouring out water as a drink offering to the Lord demonstrates the principles of acknowledging God as the Source and choosing worship over self-indulgence. Success should be seen as an opportunity to honor God and remain humble and devoted. Continue reading
Two words that are crucial for ministry
This blog explores the importance of two essential words in ministry: “No” and “Thank You.” It clarifies that saying “no” is not laziness or lack of compassion but wise stewardship of time and energy, focusing on God’s specific calling. Drawing from Lee Stoneking’s quote, “Be careful, there are decoys,” the article emphasizes the need to avoid distractions disguised as opportun... Continue reading
We Are Volunteers! So Do We Accept Sub-Standards?
This blog addresses the typical mindset of giving sub-standard effort in ministry just because it’s volunteer-based. Using the humorous story of a forgotten turkey given to the church challenges readers to evaluate whether they offer God their best or just their leftovers. It emphasizes that volunteering may take longer and involve limited resources, mediocrity, complacency, and selfishness—su... Continue reading