When life is already in a pickle, our instinct is often to do something - anything - to fix it. But rushed action usually makes the spiral worse, and before long we’re not acting like ourselves at all. In Revelation 2–3, John shows that before Jesus confronts struggling churches, he re-anchors the…
In a world of alternative facts, louder arguments don’t restore truth — relationships do. This short reflection connects everyday experience (raising teenagers, public misinformation, political spin) with a surprising insight from the Book of Revelation: 👉 Revelation doesn’t begin with judgment - …
What happens when truth feels slippery, trust is fragile, and even committed believers begin to drift? This week’s Word for the Week is filmed from Carmarthen Livestock Market, using the everyday realities of trust, trade, and community life in rural Wales as a lens for one of the most searching c…
April 20th. (Easter Sunday) Readings: Isaiah 35 (The Joy of the Redeemed) Matthew 28 (The Great Commission) Questions: What does Isaiah say about the joy of redemption? Why is Jesus’ resurrection the basis for the Great…
April 19th. Readings: Isaiah 40 (Comfort for God’s People) Revelation 22 (The Invitation to the Water of Life) Questions: What comfort does Isaiah 40 bring? Why does Revelation end with an invitation? How does knowing the …
April 18th. Readings: Deuteronomy 30 (Choose Life) Revelation 21 (The New Heaven and New Earth) Questions: What choice does God put before His people? Why is the New Heaven and New Earth the ultimate fulfillment of God’s plan…