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The God of the unseen is fully attentive and pleased as we put our trust in Him, leaning on Him rather than our own understanding or other people’s expectations.

God invites me. When I walk through tough times, I can thank God for going ahead of me. He says to me, ‘Don’t worry, just follow me. I know the way. I’ve been this way before.’

Thank You for looking after us, when I didn’t even know You did it

All sin is, essentially, deadly. Sometimes we have to starve out what is not good for us and get used to the taste and the benefits of what is good.

God goes before us and sweeps us up from behind. We can say we have it all because God hears and provides as we go. Learn to be relaxed about living in the moment with God and put together a catalogue of goodness.

Not every answer to prayer needs to look like a breakthrough. God wants me to trust Him in the details, and in the moments that I’m unsure.

Our greatest gift back to our Father is to take the opportunities to trust Him fully in times of uncertainty.

If I’m going to let myself be healed, I’ve got to know, firstly, who I’m seeking healing from, and then what I want. I need to truly want to let go of my wounds, and decide to let them go. All of them.

Names. They expose identity and claim reputations. Such is the case with Mary of Magdala, Mary of Bethany, and Martha. But are these women what they seem on first reading?

We have been given an amazing gift. The gift of victory over every evil. To live it, we have to know it.

When Jesus comes into a season that we think is the end, He brings a new beginning that is meaningful. A new season that maybe we didn’t see coming because we never saw the importance of it.

Transformation happens when we learn not to measure God; when we are sealed in the wine barrel, in the secret place, over time where it’s just me and God; where finally the wine of our life becomes cultured in our heritage with God.

Peter was so tired after working hard all night and getting nothing for it. How often I’ve felt that way. Yet, Jesus said do it one more time. Just one more time. I’ll show you where. But go out to deeper waters.

God's peace comes from His Presence. He leaves His peace, His Presence, with us. So if we are not experiencing His peace it isn’t that He’s taken it, it’s that we’ve turned from it. Or we could say, we've turned from Him.

There is a greater enemy than what we see but we don't need to listen to him. There is a greater will than what we perceive. We only need to listen to Him; the Father.

If only redemption wasn't so raw and messy. Our spiritual redemption came from commotion. No doubt, that’s why our personal redemption often looks the same way.

We must consider the cost of what is required; to weigh the balance of what would be profitable and what would be wasteful. God’s promise is always, without fail, to renew and restore us, to lead us in the way we should take.

It’s nice to think about Jesus growing up. The bible says so little about him during those years. We see the fruit that was produced in Jesus demonstrated His intimacy with the Father and the Holy Spirit.