Isaiah 60 : Rise and Shine
To Rise is to say no to despair – even in the darkest moments.
To Shine is to live generously – even when it costs us something precious.
September 15, 2026
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To Rise is to say no to despair – even in the darkest moments.
To Shine is to live generously – even when it costs us something precious.
Psalm 139 promises that God’s knowledge of each one of us, is not general but personal, not distant but intimate.
Medicine, therapy and prayer are not competitors – all work together, but it is only Christ who can heal our innermost core – our soul.
…. is about mercy and not injustice. The landowner, was demonstrating relationships are more important than reward, and need more important than productivity.
Learn more about heaven – it may be closer than we think?
When we allow him to, God is always ready to work within us, shaping us into the soil where His life can grow.
This post reminds us that as the world around us becomes ever faster to take time and smell the roses along the way.
Have you ever wondered what God looks like? Enter into the mystery of God’s love which meets us in three distinct ways.
In a world that often feels unsafe, Pentecost calls us to a place where God’s presence dwells within us, and guides us along the way.
Between Ascension and Pentecost, we stand with the first disciples — waiting, praying, and trusting that God will keep His promise.
The Ascension invites us to wonder how close heaven truly is — but even more, it invites us to behold the One who now reigns from it. Jesus doesn’t ascend to vanish; He ascends to be crowned.
The world talks about love. Jesus shows us its true shape — a love that acts, stays, and transforms.
An empty net. A voice from the shore. A sudden abundance — and a message that still speaks today.
What if Jesus has been walking beside you far more often than you realise? The Emmaus story might change how you see your own journey.
The first stage of a journey from Easter to Pentecost, sensing Christ’s presence in the world around us.
As a seed needs to break open to develop into all it was made to be, so too Easter invites us into personal transformation, to become all that God intended for us to be.