The Altar that Birthed Judas

Jesus decided to die for our sins and He did, at the set time. However, it’s sometimes confusing to know the role of Judas in the whole story. Jesus was on a mission to die for our sins. That’s the reason why He came. Did He need Judas’ help? Was Judas’ role even necessary? Does […]

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The Mystery of Encouragement

Last week, we took a doctrinal standpoint on what I call the architecture of Grace; edification, exhortation and comfort. Edification is what increases our capacity while exhortation increases our expectations. Comfort is what increases our capacity to endure. Today, we will spend more time on encouragement. The Greek word for encouragement is paraklesis, which can

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Breaking Out, Breaking Up, Breaking In & Breakthroughs

Breakthroughs don’t just happen. They are fought for. In the Kingdom, every breakthrough follows a pattern of alignment, not ambition. You cannot sustainably breakthrough where you haven’t honoured the process. But there’s more—before the breakthrough, there are three crucial stages that God walks us through to Break out, Break up, Break in and only then…

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The Jurisdiction of the Devil

If you don’t have a lawyer as a friend, it’s time to get one. Legal matters are very delicate, and ignorance is no excuse. It’s the same in the realms of the spirit. God the Father sits in the office of the Judge, and Jesus the Son is our Advocate, our Intercessor. God the Spirit

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