Christmas 2023
Christmas is perhaps the most exciting, yet poignant time of year for many — for children especially it’s a magical time.
Continue reading →Christmas is perhaps the most exciting, yet poignant time of year for many — for children especially it’s a magical time.
Continue reading →I first had this back in 2019, and it was raised in conversation again this morning, as The LORD is speaking now.
Continue reading →The Army of Dry Bones is a recurring theme for quite a few prophets. I have noticed it again recently and, once again, The LORD has spoken to me about it.
Continue reading →A Voice in the Wilderness: I am so blessed and honoured. I am called by God. I am His servant, a prophet.
Continue reading →Another Word about children in the coming Revival! For over ten years The LORD has kept the phrase “As a child!” in the forefront of my thinking.
Continue reading →How many remember this game we used to play as kids, especially when on a long journey?
Continue reading →Rio de Janeiro— the very name conjures up so many pictures, and you may think of many things that it means for you too.
Continue reading →Each of us, God, you and I, and children all have a place in God’s Kingdom work here on earth.
Continue reading →When asked how to stop anti-social issues within the Church youth and turn the young people back towards God, the answer came, “It’s time for an Elijah Challenge!”
Continue reading →We have seen God’s role and we have looked at The Churches role. Now we come to the children — tomorrow’s Church.
Continue reading →In part one, we looked very briefly on letting God be God. Now we need to turn our attention to The Church.
Continue reading →“I AM that I AM!” “I AM the Ancient of Days,” says The LORD! “I always have been I always will be!”
Continue reading →A friend of mine once commented on a post. What she didn’t know was that she had put into three little words what The LORD was talking about to me.
Continue reading →This is part one of a four part mini series on life in general and prayer in particular.
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