In this series we have seen that there is a connection between the Consolation of God coming in the form of Jesus and His various visitations, and the future comings of Christ to the Church, for the Church, and with … Continue reading The Consolation of the Saints 7: The false consolers of Job, the test of Peter

Recently in my times in the Word and prayer I am constantly brought back to Anna in the Temple, and 84 years of constant and consistent service unto God. Every time God brings me back it is with a fresh … Continue reading The Consolation of the Saints 6: The time it takes to see through the Preparation Luke 2

I was typing another message for this part, and I sensed it was not the message for the moment. The whole of Scripture is inspired but there are messages that are specific for the moment. This is such a moment … Continue reading The Consolation of the Saints 5: Restore our fortunes oh God, Psalm 126

I find it interesting when there is a change of theme, when one plans to concentrate on one thing and then God changes the direction all of a sudden. We have been in this theme since after Pentecost in June, … Continue reading The Consolation of the Saints 4: The power and spirit of Elijah

40 Comfort, comfort my people, says your God.  2  Speak tenderly to Jerusalem,  and cry to her  that her warfare is ended,  that her iniquity is pardoned,  that she has received from the Lord’s hand  double for all her sins.  3  … Continue reading The Consolation of the Saints 3: When Consolation comes in the form of reformation

Just over 3 weeks ago the Lord called me to prayer, for which I withdrew from everything and everyone. The first few days it was personal issues God was ministering to me on. Then the direction changed . The Lord began to alert me to a nuclear war warning. There is a push to reset the whole world on the back of a destructive war. However this will serve to harden hearts ready for a godless society that could be formed in the aftermath . My impression is that the Church is very much asleep, and inflationary worries with daily … Continue reading Warning of War. Making the case for Mercy

This Scripture is pivotal in that we have to discern the ways of God in the midst of this letter from the prophet Jeremiah. It is pivotal because it is foundational to what must come after and what God does … Continue reading The Consolation of the Saints 2: For I know the plans I have for you…Jeremiah 29:11

We are embarking on a journey together. In this journey we examine past interventions of God in the affairs of mine in the whole realm of Consolation. It is so powerful that I have walked this out in study and prayer since March 2018, when God began to speak to me, specifically, yet I preached on it in Dundee in 1994. I was not sure what I was touching on then. Consolation is a very powerful and it connects Noah with Nehemiah and John the Baptist and Jesus, the Messiah. These people, connects God’s acts of judgment with acts of … Continue reading The Consolation of the Saints 1: The relation between Desolation and Consolation

This will be the last message of the series. This has been quite a spiritual journey that we have undertaken from Easter. I will adapt this series into a publication for which can be acquired through our online store. Today … Continue reading Passover to Pentecost 9: Everyone transformed into a Nazarite unto God, a Levite to the ministry and Ecclesia to the world: Acts 2

Today we have two videos from Nick a.k.a Indigo Traveller. They are very profound. Let us pray for the Ukraine nation, that peace come soon. Support the efforts on the ground there and support Nick too. I have been personally … Continue reading 2 New Videos from Indigo Traveller

14 All these with one accord were devoting themselves to prayer, together with the women and Mary the mother of Jesus, and his brothers.   The Holy Bible: English Standard Version (Wheaton, IL: Crossway Bibles, 2016), Ac 1:14. We are on the … Continue reading Passover to Pentecost 8: All these with One Accord

And while staying with them he ordered them not to depart from Jerusalem, but to wait for the promise of the Father, which, he said, “you heard from me; 5 for John baptized with water, but you will be baptized with … Continue reading Passover to Pentecost 7: Do not depart Jerusalem

Today marks Ascension Day. Marks the distinction between Jesus’ earthly ministry and His Heavenly ministry. The ministry of Jesus from heaven has lasted 2000 years. However, the Church has recently in the last 50 years been only focussing on His … Continue reading Passover to Pentecost 6: He led captivity captive

We are coming to the end of this season, when Pentecost comes in 10 days almost, we shall complete this series. It has for me been a very very poignant season because I am going through very deep shifts in … Continue reading Passover to Pentecost 5: the necessity to dismantle political aspirations of a wrong Messiah

We are in a time in the Church calendar between Passover and Jesus’ Ascension, and after Pentecost. In each of these Biblical events we see lessons and truths, which when applied now we can see some manifestation of it in … Continue reading Passover to Pentecost 4: When the King enters His Domain is when Kingdom comes.

There is an experience that John talks about in passing which brings us an insight into the 40 days Jesus spends with the Disciples. They are marvelling at the Risen Lord, and He breathes on them. What He breathes is … Continue reading Passover to Pentecost 3: When Jesus breathes on you the Holy Spirit. John 20:22

We are dealing with the period between Passover and Pentecost which are 50 days. 40 of those Jesus was with His Disciples teaching and imparting to them the fullness of all what He taught them the last 3 and a … Continue reading From Passover to Pentecost 2: how we deal with failure

I would have wanted to have written a new message in our series transitioning between Passover and Pentecost, yet health issues have delayed me writing. It seems from a ministerial perspective that we can overcome health problems and sometimes we … Continue reading Health issues

We are changing a little the focus from Passover to Pentecost as we are within 50 days between Passover to Pentecost. Passover is a transition between bondage and freedom. Pentecost is the the Spirit first fruit of the Lord which … Continue reading Pass-over from Passover to Pentecost

It has been a little while since I have written. There has been some personal health trials I have passed through. I think through my contacts with those who are in ministry full time as a vocation is a sense … Continue reading Pass-over to Passover 10: Today if you hear His Voice…

7 But go, tell his disciples and Peter that he is going before you to Galilee.  The Holy Bible: English Standard Version (Wheaton, IL: Crossway Bibles, 2016), Mk 16:7. This divine sentiment is needed particularly today and this message addresses an … Continue reading Pass-over to Passover 9: Tell my disciples AND Peter…

Luke 24 is a firm favourite with me as I have this pursuit, to have my understanding opened up. It seems that common experiences about the death of a loved one, we begin to see signs, and we begin to … Continue reading Pass-over to Passover 8: When Jesus drew near, Luke 24

“And entering the tomb, they saw a young man sitting on the right side, dressed in a white robe, and they were alarmed. And he said to them, “Do not be alarmed. You seek Jesus of Nazareth, who was crucified. … Continue reading Pass-over to Passover 7: When angels welcome Jesus!

This series is treating a transition from bondage to freedom, from faith to fulfilling the promise. This series is important for us to know that Passover is an experience twice happened, with Moses and Jesus. They dovetail together neatly, one … Continue reading Pass-over to Passover 6; Via Dolorosa, the way of blood

Maundy Thursday has passed. The greatest intimate teaching of Jesus in that Upper Room is one desired Passover that He desired them to remember. It starts by expelling the betrayer, who he reveals through the bread dipped in the wine. … Continue reading Pass-over at Passover 5; the pain of betrayal is a doorway to breakthrough

41 And when he drew near and saw the city, he wept over it, 42 saying, “Would that you, even you, had known on this day the things that make for peace! But now they are hidden from your eyes. 43 For the … Continue reading Pass-over at Passover 3: When Jesus draws nigh, Luke 19

Ezra 6 tells us the first Passover celebrated when the Temple of Zerrubabel and Joshua is complete. We saw that there are specifically 3 Passovers in Scripture in the last and first message in this series. 2 of those Passovers … Continue reading Pass-over at Passover 2: When the Temple is finished

Last week we lost £250 in a account which we needed for bills. I live from the donations that brothers and sisters send via PayPal or Western Union. Now a new spiritual season has come and we are embarking on … Continue reading Challenge

Yesterday without warning I had my account frozen and £250 taken. That money was for essential food etc. Bills and for essentials. I am praying according to the Covenant and according to God’s Word when we are robbed we have … Continue reading Request

Exodus 1 presents us with a new scenario. A king comes to the Throne of Egypt “who knew not Joseph”. This means we are some 2 or 3 generations from that godly era when the God of Jacob was respected … Continue reading Pass-over at Passover 1; the power of transition

I watched many videos on Youtube concerning the demise of the megachurch Hillsong, with some kind of glee some are celebrating the demise of this Church. I began to ask God on this very warm sunny day, out by the … Continue reading “In your wrath remember mercy” A prayer for the demise of the megachurch

New Series: Pass-over at Passover Continue reading New Series! Pass-over at Passover

Smith Wigglesworth was a powerful evangelist in the North of the UK, many healing and powerful manifestations were attributed to his walk with God. One of the prophetic words that he proclaimed was a end time awakening where there would … Continue reading Lessons from Past Visitations; the Word and the Spirit of Wigglesworth

I am working in another message which is taking far longer for travel and personal issues which are having to take priority. For the word of the cross is folly to those who are perishing, but to us who are … Continue reading It’s all about the narrative!

I am in the process of writing the 3rd message in the series “Lessons from Past Visitations” I could not ignore a great event and calamity this week, with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. It was not without warning nor was … Continue reading Invasion of Ukraine 🇺🇦

I have been largely silent as I entered into a very dark period, not of soul but of body. I caught a virus, came in waves, it looked like it was calming down by Saturday, then Sunday kicked in good … Continue reading 10 days of darkness

We begin this new series in our quest for a new visitation from God. Our study must start at the greatest visitation of them all. Pentecost. Joel could only dream. He could only try to envisage a generation where the … Continue reading Lessons from Past Visitations 1: Learn from the Greatest Visitation, Pentecost.

January has been full of personal challenges that have tried my faith to the max. In this month we completed the series Lessons from Advent, which for me was a great blessing and great insight to the end times. In … Continue reading Lessons from Past Visitations: New Series!