In Acts 1 we have the requirements of apostleship and being a witness. In Revelation 2 :2 the Church of Ephesus is addressed by Jesus directly. The issues are the tests of apostles, which were prevalent at the time. It … Continue reading Marturia 3: Those who qualify to have the marturia: Walking with Jesus

We are exploring the truth concerning the “Marturia”, which is a Greek word which means “Witness”. This is not the witness we give FOR God, it is the witness He gives to us. We saw in my first message on … Continue reading Marturia 2: The Qualifications of those who have the Marturia: Eyewitnesses.

This word came with a vision. The vision was an army that was covered in icing, the sort of icing you get on a wedding cake. When I looked the army was totally covered in this icing. Could not move. Then as I meditated on this word yesterday throughout the day I got the interpretation. The army is the Church, the Church has sugar coated the Gospel and sugar coated the state. The army could not move by the weight of the icing. There were things happening outside of this army like a takeover of the country, the army was … Continue reading Prophetic Insight for the UK

The Lord indicated to me that what needs to be raised up is Word Warriors. In this series we are going to examine the foundations of what the Word Warrior will mean in this season. We have just gone down … Continue reading New Series! The Marturia/Martureo

The Christmas story does not take 12 days as our tradition tells us. In the Church calendar Christmas ends in some circles in January with Epiphany, the visit of the Wise and Learned men from the East. It does not … Continue reading Christmas Parallels 11: When Jesus goes to Egypt

Today Christmas Day precisely, after putting it off so long, decided to have a spring clean around the design of the site. The site had a design from at least 18month to 2 years ago with the help of my … Continue reading New Design for the Website

I have brought in a special podcast the transition we need to make this Christmas. May we overcome the heaviness of a crisis year with embracing the Prince of Peace. Podcasthttps://drive.google.com/file/d/1TJQzN07pDbu3esJbJkd3YevZSF42m5lB/view?usp=drivesdk Christmas 2020 Continue reading Christmas Podcast

The Christmas story is not a story just of joy. In the middle of Matthew 2, there is a citation from the prophet Jeremiah concerning the prophecy concerning the Slaughter of the Innocents of Herod’s wrath after being denied information … Continue reading Christmas Parallels 7: She refused to be comforted…

We are starting our run up to Christmas with Advent, which is the period that prepares the scene for Christ’s birth. Many say that Christmas 2020 is different, in that the way we face the Christmas can be with caution, … Continue reading Christmas Parallels 1: Knowledge, a star, and angels

This message is key to the season we are in right now. The Scripture in the title is the sum total of prophetic preparation from various prophets who were present in the process of the Captivity. Jeremiah: warned of the … Continue reading When the Edict goes forth: Ezra1:1

Isaiah 43 catches the Great Reset from God’s perspective. We have all been bombarded with the propaganda machine playing up fear about the pandemic. There is a crisis out there, but surrendering to it through fear is definitely not the … Continue reading “Behold I do a new Thing” God’s Great Reset

This phrase in Peter’s message is curious when the Holy Spirit had descended in Acts 2, now Peter is promising refreshing, revealing and restitution in the section of verses 19-21. These 3 R statements map out for us the roadmap … Continue reading Send Jesus Christ, which before was preached to you Acts 3:20

Genesis 11 gives us a graphic account of the origin of Babylon. It is a tale which on first glance does not say a lot. However it is from here comes Abraham and the family of God, in covenant. It … Continue reading A Very Modern Tower of Babel

This post has been on my heart for a few weeks, yet I never had the release to share it. Until today that is. Jesus said to Peter: “Satan has asked to sift you…but I have prayed that your faith … Continue reading The sift for your shift.

Writing this message in a context of a pandemic which has for the last 7 months brought a draconian response from government which has conditioned ministry and Church. I believe from this passage God can and will speak to us. … Continue reading “What are you doing here?” Church: 1 Kings 19

And in these days came prophets from Jerusalem unto Antioch. And there stood up one of them named Agabus, and signified by the Spirit that there should be great dearth throughout all the world: which came to pass in the … Continue reading When Prophets come to your Antioch

Mountains are mostly majestic aspects of nature. They fill us with awe. There are two types of mountains in Scripture, one being meeting places with God, the others represent the difficulties that come to stand between us and fulfilling God’s … Continue reading “Who are you oh Great Mountain?” Zechariah 4:7

In the most strangest of seasons we can identify with the two disciples who journeyed to Emmaus. In fact for many of us 2020 is a “journey to Emmaus:” in which our dreams are dashed, in pieces which we do … Continue reading Making the transition between “We had hoped” to “we have seen the Lord” Luke 24

We always associate Jehovah Jireh as simply the God who provides. But the word pro-vide, is a latin derivative, for life, for seeing. This is far more than provision, this is far more than just believing God for something than … Continue reading “In the Mount of the Lord it shall be seen” Jehovah Jireh

This verse has to be read in its true light as a conditional verse. It is not a given that God is “for us”. I read in Isaiah 63 where the Holy Spirit was the enemy of God’s people, and … Continue reading “If God be for us, who can be against us?”

2 Corinthians 4 seems to address an issue that the current Church faces. Every time the Church shies away from suffering as a part and a process to holiness the Church invents doctrines which have their roots in truths found … Continue reading That the excellency of the power may be of God

This Scripture has its roots in Proverbs, surprisingly. It certainly marks 2 sets of people, two breeds, the proud and the humble. These two breeds can be compared also to Jesus’ parable concerning the wheat and tares, and the sheep … Continue reading “God resists the proud and gives grace to the humble”

I am away treating some very complicated issues right now. The pandemic has presented many challenges that are confronting us, we may be out of the lockdown, but we are living the aftermath, the economic fallout, education fall out. The … Continue reading The Bitterness that leads us to rebellion…Isaiah 63.

This Word comes to my spirit in a season as confusing at it is for many. I have met believers completely out of their minds. There are those who are totally full of fear, and there are motives, there is … Continue reading “A Stone of Stumbling, a rock of offence” 1 Peter 2:8

The admonition from the previous verse is to “remember the things of old”, this has value when you set to seriously commit yourself to a new level of study of God’s Word searching out God’s ways. Psalm 103 commends Moses … Continue reading “Declaring the end from the beginning” Isaiah 46:10

It has been a while since I have written, as there are some major transitions going on. These transitions are necessary to get us through to the next stage of our walk with God. In this time I have shared … Continue reading “Where their end is destruction, their god is their belly, and their glory is shame..”Philippians 3:19

Yesterday the Church celebrated the Transfiguration. I have written about this several times. Having said that sometimes we come back because more insight is given. The things that I ascertain today are not the things I ascertained in times past … Continue reading “And there was a cloud that overshadowed them” Mark 9

This post has some personal aspects that I am learning right now. I believe what God has planned for His Church is quite marvellous, but how marvellous we may walk into, the price of entering is what is needing our … Continue reading “Let this cup be removed”

If there were any Psalm that needed being prayed through it is this one. It is found in the prayer of the Early Church which brought a divine response. This divine response brought the Church in confrontation with the powers … Continue reading Yet I have set my King on My Holy Hill…Psalm 2

“Lift up ye heads, oh ye Gates, be lifted up you everlasting doors…and let the King of Glory enter in…Psalm 24 Psalm 24 is a clear glorious psalm of David. When he is meditating on the entry of the King … Continue reading Let the King of Glory come in…

I have surely written something on Revelation 1:10, but sometimes we return to former truths because they hold incredible truths and depths. There are two issues to deal with, “I was in the Spirit“, and “On the Lord’s Day“. These … Continue reading “I was in the Spirit on the Lord’s Day”

As the lockdown eases the nations are relegating the Church as the last place to open. It seems that there is a conception that the Church is the most dangerous place to propagate the virus. I find this very suspect … Continue reading Eli in the Church

 The prophetic must balance what are spiritual realities and evidences in the physical world for the prophetic to hold substance and credibility. In this basis I detect along with the lockdowns being relaxed over Europe and the USA we are … Continue reading When the Lord turned again the captivity of Zion

18 I am he that liveth, and was dead; and, behold, I am alive for evermore, Amen; and have the keys of hell and of death. Revelation 1:18 It is time the world sees Jesus, the Ascended Lord alive, and alive … Continue reading “I am he that liveth”