Text: Joel 2:25-27 | Theme: Restoration | Duration: 45–60 minutes Suitable for: Sunday service, midweek service, special restoration night, new year/new season services Sermon Introduction Begin with this question to the congregation: “Has there ever been a season in your life where you looked around and thought, ‘I’ve lost too much. I’ve wasted too much … Read more
She Lost Everything at 45 — Then God Did Something Nobody Expected This is one of those testimonies that will shake your faith loose from complacency and remind you that our God is not a God of theory — He is a God of action, a God who shows up in the most broken places … Read more
Faith is the cornerstone of the Christian life. Without it, the Bible says it is impossible to please God (Hebrews 11:6). Yet faith remains one of the most misunderstood, misapplied, and underestimated gifts available to every believer. In this comprehensive Bible study, we will explore what faith really is, what it does, how it grows, … Read more
Good morning, beloved. Before you step into the busyness of this day, before the phone calls, the emails, the meetings, and the pressures of life crowd in — pause. Take a deep breath. You are about to spend time with the God who holds your day in His hands. This devotional is written for you … Read more
Are you believing God for a financial miracle? Are you tired of lack, debt, and financial stagnation? You are not alone. Thousands of Christians around the world are standing on God’s promises for financial breakthrough, and the good news is — God is not done with you yet. In this powerful prayer guide, we have … Read more
There is a prayer so ancient, so quiet, and so powerful that it has sustained believers through deserts, dungeons, and daily life for over sixteen centuries. It requires no altar. No special building. No scheduled appointment with God. It requires only your breath — the very thing God placed inside you at creation — and … Read more
Something unusual is happening in the churches of England, Wales, the United States, and parts of Europe. Pews that have sat empty for decades are beginning to fill again — not with grey-haired retirees, but with young men in their twenties, some in jeans and hoodies, others clutching Bibles for what might be the first … Read more
Have you ever sat in a church service, or read a particular verse of Scripture, or received a word from a friend so perfectly timed that something inside you shifted? Have you ever felt a quiet but unmistakable nudge to call someone — and then discovered that they were going through a crisis and desperately … Read more
In an era of declining church attendance and rising personal faith, the tension between organized religion and individual spirituality has never felt more urgent. But is the distinction as clean as we like to think? The Vocabulary We Live By Walk into any bookshop today and you will find the evidence in the shelving itself. … Read more
What the World’s Major Religions Believe About Death, the Afterlife, and What Comes Next. A Comparative Survey of Eschatology Across Faith Traditions Of all the questions humanity has ever asked, none is more universal, more haunting, or more consequential than this one: what happens when we die? Every civilization, in every corner of the world, … Read more