Category Archives: Prophecy

Below is an compliation of prophetic words posted here over the last couple of years. I hope it blesses and strengthens you. For me, it is a time to rest and seek the Lord more deeply. We are currently in … Continue reading →

“The weakness of so many modern Christians is that they feel too much at home in the world. In their effort to achieve restful adjustment to unregenerate society they have lost their pilgrim character and become an essential part of … Continue reading →

It is not without reason that the Bible talks extensively about deception. Consider: Do not merely listen to the word, and so deceive yourselves. Do what it says. James 1 v22 If we claim to be without sin, we deceive … Continue reading →

So often we place our caricature of God between us and Him, and it is no less true in respect of His joy. In so many ways, our God is too small. We, perhaps, perceive Him as a little dour, … Continue reading →

Recently I was thinking, what more is there to say right now? We stand at the edge, waiting. We know we cannot save ourselves. I have stood, and called out, warning those who would heed. Just one voice amongst many, … Continue reading →

Here is something of a meditation on the Heart of God. I don’t claim it as any profound insight, more the reflection of one who has been privileged, if privilege it be, to occasionally glimpse the smallest fraction of the … Continue reading →

One of the blogs I follow with some interest is Mark Mallett, a Catholic singer and writer. Whilst I do not subscribe to Marks Marian theology, I do find him most insightful regarding the present times. Here are some excerpts … Continue reading →

It came to me the other day that the time to which we are headed could be envisaged much as a chrysalis. Right now the church in the Western world is doing a pretty good impression of a browsing caterpillar … Continue reading →

At our church we run a prophetic listening group that meets once a month to hear from the Lord and pray through visions / dream etc that people from our church may have had. I’d like to give you a … Continue reading →