The church is to reflect the values of the King and His Kingdom; we are to love one another as He has loved us.

One aspect of the Spirit’s work is His desire to unite all people-groups in Christ.

Jesus wants us to have a vision for reaching all nations with the gospel.

Baptism is prophetic. It points to a present and future resurrection.

Christians are told to baptise into the name of the Trinity.

A Christian is not a reformed character, he or she is a new creature!

Baptism follows faith in Christ and symbolises the washing that faith achieves.

It’s interesting that Jesus includes ‘baptism’ as a part of The Great Commission. Of all the things He could have said as His last words...

How much misery and failure from marriage break-ups to losing our faith could have been avoided if everyone had a brother or sister ...

Do we make space in our lives and diaries to disciple or do we say “No Lord”?

Too often we can be guilty of wanting and even asking God to do the things that He has asked us to do.

Jesus has given us His word, through which He speaks to us.

Wherever the church scatters in the week, people are to see God’s image in us.

A Learner is a good definition of a disciple. Let’s remember, we use God’s word in order to know and experience God...

Following Jesus is a once for all-time decision. However, it is also a daily, hourly, moment-by-moment choice to go Jesus’ way.

The Church is as strong and effective and her commitment to being and making disciples.

Jesus chose His first disciples and He chooses us to be saved and to learn from Him.