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 Captivity Ezekiel: was with the Captives in Babylon with a open heaven Daniel: Was in... Continue Reading →

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 answer. I believe God has been causing me to meditate on GOD'S GREAT RESET. This... Continue Reading →

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 in a time of crisis all over the globe. When you consider that social media... Continue Reading →

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 tells of a tale of a people who decided to build something to reach heaven... Continue Reading →

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 shall not fail." Our focus has to be Peter and the lessons we can learn... Continue Reading →

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. The contrast between chapters 18 and 19 of 1 Kings shows the prophet in the... Continue Reading →

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 days of Claudius Caesar.Acts 11:27‭-‬28 KJV Here marks the transition that the Holy Spirit makes... Continue Reading →

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 vocation. Photo by Sebastian Palomino on Pexels.com Zechariah 4 has an objective, the laying of... Continue Reading →

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 not know how to make sense. More than ever our journey from Jerusalem, from dashed... Continue Reading →

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 what we have always been taught. There is nothing more beautiful in this life than... Continue Reading →

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 actively resisted them. Here we have a similar question in the New Testament where the... Continue Reading →

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 in the Word yet they diverge greatly pandering for the flesh and its desires. The... Continue Reading →

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 and goats. Revelation maps out the destiny of these two groups, one group belonging to... Continue Reading →

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 housing fallout. I could go on but I think messages must present us a substance... Continue Reading →

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 a pandemic, there are risks to jobs, economy, war, civil war, disease, hunger...the list goes... Continue Reading →

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 for knowing God's ways. They preceded the working of God's acts. If we are to... Continue Reading →

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 in many instances that God is giving us a time of the greatest harvest of... Continue Reading →

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 when I did a series on this very subject a few years ago. The Transfiguration... Continue Reading →

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 attention. As the tares and the wheat grow together, the maturity of both will determine... Continue Reading →

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 that be. "I have set" is past tense The Father has given us a clue... Continue Reading →

"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 of Glory, he was also reflecting on his own entry to Jerusalem, after being anointed... Continue Reading →

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 two hold keys for our lives today. I am speaking in the context of the... Continue Reading →

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 in the sense that there must be an agenda at work. However the politics and... Continue Reading →

 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 not only seeing this on a political and economic sphere but this is in the... Continue Reading →

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 for evermore. When one has gone past death, back into life again, as Jesus did,... Continue Reading →

And the Lord said unto him, Go through the midst of the city, through the midst of Jerusalem, and oset a mark upon the foreheads of the men that sigh and that cry for all the abominations that be done in the midst thereof.Ezekiel 9:4 KJV And I saw another angel ascending from the east,... Continue Reading →

"Knowing that tribulation works patience, and pacience experience, experience hope...and hope puts not to shame..." Romans 5:3-5 KJV The whole area of suffering is a blind spot for human nature, and for some Church movements. In fact the Greek word for tribulation comes with the following definitions: pressure, affliction, anguish, persecution, trouble. I think the... Continue Reading →

"But now we see not all subject to Him. But we see Jesus. " Hebrews 2:8&9 KJV There are absolutes in the Word which are spoken, specifically in Hebrews 2, that on face value there are some contradictions. The absolute is that Jesus has all things being subject to Him. Yet in reality we are... Continue Reading →