How can we strengthen our children as they face life’s challenges? Storms will come. Every family faces seasons of difficulty — illness, loss, disappointment, or uncertainty. In addition to this our children also face their own unique battles: bullies, tests, fears, and the pressures of growing up. As parents, our natural instinct is to protect our children from pain. Yet faith is not built in comfort — it is refined in the storm. This was why the Lord kept enemies in the lan

It is time to position ourselves ready to serve what God is doing. It is clear that God is moving in our nation, especially among the under 25s. This is a move that has been prophesied of for decades – that the young would be at the forefront for a move of God. It is a move that we have prayed for and longed to see and now it is here. God is moving sometimes through us, but often in this season I observe that it is almost in spite of us. Many churches that are preaching the G

This article was first published in Elim's Direction Magazine. Often invisible but vitally important, grandparents have a massive role to...

Grandparents your role in the continuity of God’s plan is key – your impact is eternal. If you were privileged to grow up with...

One day I had a revelation: When Jesus blessed the children, they were blessed! Okay, I know that sounds obvious, but bear with me a...

Yesterday I was listening to a discussion on the radio about children's mental health and how many young people are struggling at this...

This is our third blog in the series looking at the important role of the most senior members of the church. In the first blog,...

In this second article on the senior members of church we are going to focus in on this issue from the perspective of grandparents (and...

This week I have had three separate discussions about the importance of the oldest generation of church in raising the next generation to...

One of my friends stood in front of the church to share his testimony. As he began to share a few of us were sat together and our jaws...