We love to talk about the coming harvest. We sing about revival that’s coming, pray for the next great awakening, and prophesy about a mighty move of God that will sweep nations. These phrases stir our faith and fuel our anticipation. But lately, I’ve been asking myself a hard question:

There is a quiet but defining divide rising within the Church today. It’s not about theological camps or worship styles. It is far more subtle—and far more dangerous. The real question is this: Will we be a prophetic Church or a political one? The Prophetic Church: A House of Release

Do Numbers Really Matter? If you’ve been in church leadership long enough, you’ve probably heard the familiar question ringing through the corridors of ministry conversations: “So… how many people are attending now?” It’s subtle, but in that moment, something shifts. Without saying it, we begin to measure faithfulness through headcount.

It’s a question that should shake every pulpit and pierce every heart: Are we gathering fans—or are we making disciples? When the Stage Becomes a Spotlight We live in an era where charisma often overshadows character. Many churches—perhaps unintentionally—have drifted from Christ-centred discipleship into celebrity-driven Christianity. The goal has subtly

There’s a certain kind of silence that only those in ministry understand. It’s the silence that follows after years of giving your heart, your time, and your strength to a vision — and suddenly, you’re no longer in the fold. One moment, you’re called “Pastor.”  The next, you’re treated like

Called From the Boats The sun glistened on the waters of Galilee as James and John worked alongside their father Zebedee. Fishing was more than a job; it was the lifeblood of families in first-century Palestine. Zebedee was no small fisherman. Mark 1:20 notes that he had hired servants, which