Prophecy is telling something that God has spontaneously brought to mind which brings strength, courage and comfort.

Knowing that God keeps no record of wrongs, makes us gracious to others. More importantly, I think, it transforms us into worshippers.

We can only pursue Christ-like character if we’ve received Jesus, been born again and have Him working in us

We, at different times, are different characters in this account. Sometimes we are Moses...

Will we allow this narrative to inspire faith to pray with our church family?

Have you received Jesus with joy into your home? Are you being hospitable to the Holy Spirit? Do you make space for God?

Jesus has immense stores of kindness and healing for anyone who will respond to His call.

We are to meet together with great expectations of what God will do in and through us.

This entire passage is about the gospel. It speaks of a great reverse.

Anyone who knows Jesus, and is devoted to being with Him will be noticed in many ways.

The Father will give power - The power of the Spirit - to those who are willing to share the gospel openly.

Our lives given in sacrificial service to God are worship. They are an aroma that pleases Him.

The Father wants you to ‘walk’ with Him in a closer way. Times of fear or challenge reveal our spiritual health...

‘Refreshing’ can be translated as breathing space. Don’t we all need to ‘draw breath again’ through a fresh season of the Spirit!

Living water flowing from within us is about the Holy Spirit working through us to affect the community around us...

Everyone is thirsty. Everyone needs the living water of salvation.

This water is about God’s presence flowing from His temple in order to restore all things.

Simon’s mother in law is healed and raised to serve. God wants to teach us about the power of hospitality.

Do we need to change our attitude in order to see ourselves as a Samuel to our church family and our community?

'Quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry" (James 1:19-20)