Leading Lights Network

Jesus is both priest and king, and every believer is invited to share that same identity and authority, not as a spectator, but as an active participant in extending His Kingdom.

God takes the ordinary things already in our hands and turns them into instruments of His authority, provided we take hold of them in faith and carry them with humility rather than force.

The life of King David shows us that every Christian is called to be both a priest who carries God's Presence and a king who fights spiritual battles and extends His Kingdom.

Using the Old Testament Tabernacle as a guide, we explore how grace, God's word, the Holy Spirit, community, and worship open the way into a real, tangible experience of God's Presence.

Because of Jesus, every believer is a clothed and commissioned priest and king who stands in the gap between God and the world through worship, prayer, and blessing.

Believers are called as kings and priests to walk intimately with God and represent Him to the world, just as the Old Testament priests did, in glory and beauty.

To experience the fullness of God's purpose, we need to be willing to go beyond our cultural boundaries, we need to be obedient to the Lord and we need to be thankful towards Him.

Sharing your testimony within your community could bring lasting impact & transformation.

Your testimony - your story - is unique and powerful, and God can use it to help others.

God has provided everything the harvest needs, but He waits for us to pray for the rain and then go as labourers into his fields.

Jesus took away the curse of the Old Testament sowing-and-reaping system and replaced the physical storehouse with a spiritual one, made up of the people, mission, and eternal kingdom of God.

We are living in the age of abundant harvest prophesied through Amos and Joel. The Holy Spirit has been poured out for the purpose of the Great Commission.

God's Word is full of multiplication promises through sowing and reaping which we cannot ignore, even though some have misused them.

The idea of "harvest" is central to the Bible's teaching and applies to our everyday lives and our personal walk with the Lord.

Christians are called to be beautifully different in their approach to the value of human life - from conception to death.

The early Church's radical, cross-cultural unity was not a side-effect of the Gospel — it was 'the point', and God is still calling His people to that same countercultural unity today.

God's design for sex and marriage isn't a restriction — it's a revelation of who He is, and living it out is one of the most powerful ways to show the world what He looks like.

The early church changed the world, not through power or politics, but by being beautifully and distinctively different — and God is calling us to the same kind of counter-cultural witness today.

Where you put your treasure determines where your heart goes — so invest your time, money, and focus in God's kingdom and build something that lasts forever.

It's essential for believers to establish God-given boundaries in their personal lives, families and Churches in order to live with identity, unity and joy.

The Parable of the Prodigal Son teaches us how we should properly view God as a loving, caring Father who waits expectantly with open arms for His children.

Teachers play an indispensable role in spiritual growth, and every believer is called to move past spiritual infancy by learning to study and interpret God's Word for themselves.

Prophets and prophesying are the missing ingredients that break spiritual stagnation and shift believers' focus from self-centred living to God-centred building.

Opposition is a normal and permanent feature of Kingdom-building life which must be endured with unity, prayer and truth.

True spiritual rebuilding must begin at the altar — the sacrifice of Jesus Christ — before any foundation can be laid or any community built.