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In our fast-paced world, Christians are urged to use spiritual vision to perceive God’s work, especially during hardship. Via stories of Hagar and Elisha, the power of faith over sight is highlighted, showing God’s faithfulness and protection. We’re reminded to seek God’s guidance through prayer, expectancy, and fasting for transformative spiritual insight.

How wonderful, if we could approach our Father not only with our demands, needs and endless
requests, but also simply sit with Him in quiet adoration.
How wonderful, if we could trust Him enough to rest in Him without constantly striving to control
the situations we are unhappy with—the ambitions that remain unfulfilled, the desires that
remain unmet, our fears about the future, our unanswered questions and our insatiable desire to
know more than we need to know.

It was not just a story about sin and forgiveness. It was a story about sonship, and about the difference between knowing God as God and knowing Him as Father.

Recently, I attended the Holy Spirit Encounter Conference at The Tabernacle of David, Bangalore. Every session was powerful, but one with Pastor...

Our God is not an aloof, emotionally distant Sovereign on a bejewelled throne. He feels, and He feels deeply, joy and delight, yes, but also grief, anger and holy jealousy. I asked Him to share His heart with me. What I sensed Him say wrecked me.

Discover why biblical discernment is essential in today’s Church. Learn how to identify false teachers, test every spirit, and stand firmly on God’s Word.

Grief is a familiar visitor to most of us. But there’s a second guest that often walks in right behind it, one we don’t talk about as much: fear.

Remembering has recently become my most delightful pastime and perhaps the easiest command to obey at this stage of my life. Considering that I now have more yesterdays than tomorrows, I possess a vast treasury of memories from which I can draw.

Our righteousness is not measured by how ‘rightly’ and politely we interact with others. It is measured by how fully we have clothed ourselves with Christ and how deeply His character is being formed within us.

The Lord does not abandon us in seasons of grief. He draws near to the brokenhearted and walks with us through every valley

We had no reason to doubt. We had every reason to hope.
And so we held that hope gently, the way you hold something precious — not clutching it so tightly it bruises, but carefully, faithfully, like a promise you have not yet finished reading.