Another grey day in Wales. Low cloud. Rain drifting over the mountain. And sometimes it feels like life is under that rain cloud ... In Revelation 1:16 and 1:20, John sees something remarkable: Christ holding seven stars in His right hand. Those stars represent the churches - fragile, pressured, …
People are booking holidays. Departure boards are filling up. Some are even flying to Patmos. But in Revelation 1, Patmos is not a sun-drenched escape. It is a place of exile. The Apostle John was sent there because of his faith in Jesus Christ — cut off, sidelined, removed from public ministry. …
Filmed in the heart of Llandovery, a town in mid-Wales, beneath castle walls and in sight of a busy livestock market, this week’s Word for the Week asks a searching question: What is the greatest threat facing the church today? Persecution? Cultural hostility? Economic pressure? Moral comprom…
Many people say, “I believe in God” - and yet still feel spiritually numb, exhausted, or quietly cynical. In this Super Short Thought, we turn to Revelation chapter 1 to explore a challenging idea: 👉 The problem isn’t belief - it’s vision. The apostle John already believed in Jesus. He followed H…
Time moves fast - and sooner or later it forces us to face the one question we try hardest to avoid: who is really in control of life and death? In Revelation 1, Jesus makes a staggering claim: “I have the keys of death and Hades.” Not as a distant observer. Not as a philosopher. But as someone wh…