I have been preaching on a number of different passages from Revelation and tracing the Biblical Design Patterns throughout the rest of Scripture. It has been fascinating seeing where the images come from and what the Biblical meanings are… Today I want to look at one such phrase, “Heaven and Earth.”

I preached another message from the book of Revelation today. I tackled “The Lake of Fire” and tracked the Biblical Design Pattern throughout Scripture. Here’s a few take aways I found interesting…

What do you think of when you hear the phrase, “The end of the age?” Many of us instinctively think this means the end of the world. However, Scripture reveals something completely different that reveals the loving heart of God.

Discipleship is teaching people to observe the commands and teachings of Jesus. Recently I summarised some of the core beliefs and values I feel called to share.

The other day my son came home from school and asked me this question, “Dad, who should I go for in the Israel Palestine War?” He’s 11 years old and as we chatted about this he simply wanted to know “Who are the good guys and who are the bad guys?”

It’s very easy to make giving up a habit. Give up once and you’re more likely to give up again… and again… and again. To stop the rut we have to train ourselves to do hard things.

This tool is a simple way to remember the steps required for someone to break free from the kingdom of darkness, and step into the freedom of the Kingdom of God.

The Apostle Paul tells us that, “the old has gone and the new has come!” (2 Cor 5:17) This new life in Christ sounds exciting, however we do not always experience the truth of this reality. However, we are also encouraged to “work out our salvation.” (Phil 2:12) This is a journey of transformation.

Did you know that just as people came to Christ in miraculous ways throughout Scripture, the same can happen today? Healing was and is an essential part of the gospel message. Here are my simple steps on “How to Heal the Sick.”

Have you ever wanted to share the gospel with a friend, family member or anyone for that matter, and have realised you just don’t know what to say? Perhaps we have complicated it, or perhaps it’s excuse… Whatever the reason I hope that this post will give you some confidence in what to say.