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Throughout history, there have been many remarkable leaders who have shaped nations, organisations, churches, and generations. We think of men and women such as Nelson Mandela, Winston Churchill, Mother Teresa, Billy Graham, and John Maxwell. Each is remembered for something unique—courage, vision, compassion, influence, resilience, or the ability to inspire others. We are grateful for the lessons...

The big idea of this series is that everything belongs to God. Stewardship is faithfully managing and multiplying what He entrusts to us for His purposes, His glory and the good of others. We will explore what stewardship is. Then we will examine how to form the stewardship mindset; how stewards think. In this series we will also spend time applying stewardship to all aspects of life. Parenting, l...

I think one of the great questions of the Christian life is this: How do we remain anchored in joy when life hurts? How do we remain anchored in joy when prayers seem unanswered? How do we remain anchored in joy when circumstances don't make sense? How do we remain anchored in joy when suffering enters our story? Because if we are honest, most of us find it relatively easy to trust God when life i...

God as mighty warrior is one of the communicable attributes of God. He becomes the mighty warrior within us.

The Power of Brokenness | Vimbai Chariga

Jesus was an absolutely masterful storyteller. His use of parables to convey meaning is, to my mind, completely unmatched. I have never heard of a person living or dead who is able to take simple stories and bring about such deep revelation and provoke such reflection as Jesus Christ. Is that surprising though, this is God after all! He is the very author of creation. The story that we will spotli...

When The Truth Stops Trending

Ordinary People, Extraordinary God

Joshua 10 opens with a significant shift in the battle for the Promised Land. Up until this point, Joshua and the Israelites had faced isolated battles—Jericho, Ai, and smaller strategic engagements. But at this point something shifts. The victories of Israel have begun to ripple through the land, and the surrounding kings realize that this is no longer a local problem. Israel is advancing. Territ...

Careless Assumptions, Costly Consequences

When you step into Joshua chapter 8… you’re stepping into a moment that comes after failure. And that matters. Because chapter 7 left Israel in a place they had never been before. Defeated. Confused. Exposed. They had just seen Jericho fall… walls collapse… God move in power. And then suddenly—Ai. A small city. A simple battle. And yet—they are routed. Not because God had changed. But because some...

Sometimes the greatest test does not come before victory… doesn’t come when we are struggling… or when we are weak and totally dependent upon God… it comes after it. When we have just succeeded. When we feel strong and able and up for the challenge. Because success can quietly introduce something far more dangerous than opposition ever could: Complacency. Pride. Independence. Trust in self, in my...

In this message we will examine 6 dimensions of watching in prayer. There are different types of watchmen. We are not limited to a single aspect of watching. I believe that as we gain understanding of various dimensions it will help us to walk in at least some of them. When it comes to spiritual things, ignorance is not bliss. As I share with you, you will see that you are already doing some of th...

On this Easter Sunday, where we commemorate the greatest victory of all time, it’s my purpose today to take the Word of God, the chisel of the word of God, and apply it to hard, stoney hearts. God willing, His Word will soften our hearts towards the unsaved and open our eyes to see that Jesus died not for a selected few, but He died for us all - the more improbable, the better!

In this third part of Overcoming Immaturity in Prayer, we move from foundational understanding into deeper spiritual alignment. This message challenges subtle but dangerous forms of immaturity that often go unnoticed—treating prayer as optional, praying without the Holy Spirit, lacking expectation, and failing to watch spiritually. True maturity in prayer is not just about activity, but about alig...

In Part 1 we examined several signs of immaturity in prayer and how they hinder spiritual effectiveness. In Part 2, we go deeper by examining subtler patterns that reveal whether our prayer lives are governed by spiritual maturity or by human tendencies. Mature prayer is not simply about praying longer or louder—it is about praying with understanding, alignment, and spiritual authority. As believe...

Many times, I have seen people desiring breakthrough and praying, but their prayers do not get answered. In 1999, I went to a particular country and I was wondering what was going on in the nation as they were going through challenges but there were strong intercessors. On the outside, these intercessors were powerful, but God told me that many were praying the wrong prayers. If people are immatur...

Prayer carried by a handful of intercessors but that does not make you a praying church. In this sermon I will outline 9 core characteristics of a praying church and propose some shifts that are necessary to take the prayer life of local churches to another level. is one of those Christian disciplines that is taught a lot but practised little. It’s one thing to have a few prayer meetings

We have walked with Israel from wilderness into promise into preparation. They crossed the Jordan (Joshua 3). They restored covenant (Joshua 5:2–9). They encountered the Commander (Joshua 5:13–15). Now the first battle stands before them

Today we continue our Armed for Battle series. We move from the crossing… to what happens after the crossing.

Church, we are now in Week 3 of our Armed for Battle series, and today we arrive at a threshold moment — not only in Israel’s journey, but in ours. Israel has left the wilderness. The promise is in sight.¬ Jericho is visible. The enemy is aware. And yet — no battle is fought. Why? Because God does not rush His people into warfare until they are spiritually positioned. Before external battles, ther...

Today we move from the first weapon to the second: fasting. If prayer is the weapon that aligns us with God’s will, fasting is the weapon that sharpens our spiritual focus and strengthens our capacity to engage in warfare. Fasting is not about deprivation for its own sake. It is about consecration, humility, sensitivity, and alignment. Fasting does not twist God’s arm. Fasting does not make God mo...

Today we are beginning a new message series entitled Armed for Battle. The purpose of this series is to equip God’s people to recognise the spiritual realities of the season we are in, to stand with clarity and faith, and to engage the battles of our day with the weapons God has given us. This is not a series about fear or striving. It is a series about readiness, maturity, and partnership with Go...

Before we talk about what we are called to do, we must first settle why we exist and for whom our lives are ultimately meant. Scripture makes it clear that our purpose begins and ends with Christ. Colossians 1:16 “For in him all things were created… all things have been created through him and for him.” What would change in your life if you were always conscious of the fact that you were created t...

Each year, as this season arrives, people express their expectations, emotions, and hopes for what lies ahead. The atmosphere is often filled with mixed feelings. For some, there is genuine excitement—still savouring the victories of 2025 and looking forward with anticipation to how the new year will unfold. Some approach the new year with caution, determined to tread carefully and avoid setting t...