Articles

One of the most fundamental errors in Christian thinking is the idea that God is the author of sickness, suffering, and loss. This error has produced generations of believers who are afraid to pray in faith because they do not know whether their sickness is God's will to heal or God's will to teach them something through the illness. It has produced funerals where grieving people are told, 'The Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away.' It has produced a theology of surrender t

Why do we preach? Why do we travel to the ends of the earth, across cultures and continents, to proclaim a message that the world did not ask for? The answer is singular and urgent: because Jesus is coming again, and He left us with a commission to tell the untold.

When God ascended on high and gave gifts to men, He was not merely filling roles in a religious organisation. He was equipping a people for a work of eternal consequence.

Christianity, properly understood, is not a religion — it is a relationship. Not a reaching toward a God who may or may not be listening, but a living, personal connection with a God who chose to come near, to give Himself, and to make us His own.

Waiting on the Lord is not passivity. It is an exchange — you surrender your weakness to Him and take His strength in return.