Holy Spirit manifestation and a healthy prophetic culture
Pastor David outlines the principles for embracing a healthy prophetic culture in the church, and offers some reflections regarding the prophetic word spoken the previous week.
Pastor David outlines the principles for embracing a healthy prophetic culture in the church, and offers some reflections regarding the prophetic word spoken the previous week.
Amongst all the clamour surrounding Charlie Kirk's assassination, it is poignant to remember that Jesus came to proclaim the Good News of peace, and that our God is the God of peace.
Dr Ron Neller was a globally recognised professor of geology whose research led him to the undeniable evidence that the biblical account of a global flood must be true.
The core of the gospel ("Good news") is that Jesus is King, that his resurrection declares he is "the son of God in power", and all people are called to trust in Him and accept his rule.
A life that is worthy of God's call is not about a change of external behaviour patterns, but about a total renovation of the heart and mind - the "new self".
God is Holy, He calls us to be set apart, and by the power of His Spirit, to be made Holy like His Holy Son, Jesus.
God is calling us to a life of holiness, being fully set apart for Him in every way. When we choose that, there is good fruit seen in our lives.
A heart submitted to Jesus knows that obedience, confession, and repentance are part of a daily walk with God.
When Jesus told the Samaritan woman at the well in Sychar that he would give living water to those who believe in him, he was very consciously and deliberately referring to himself as the subject and fulfilment of Old Testament prophecies.
Jesus wants and is able to create a new well of life within you. His promise is that "whoever drinks the water I give them will never thirst ... will become in them a spring of water welling up to eternal life"