As believers, we must never lose the ability to “clear the decks” and strike out a morning, day, week, month, or a long sabbatical to seek God and hear Him afresh. We cannot live on fast spiritual food, snatched between busy work—we must eat at the Father’s banqueting table. To give time to pray, listen,…
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An extract for The Divine Reset & Beyond: Order Your Copy HERE. “He who walks with the wise grows wise, but a friend of fools suffers harm.” (Proverbs 13:20) The people we walk with shape the people we become. Scripture is clear: our companions either sharpen us for God’s purposes or dull us for lesser…
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“No one pours new wine into old wineskins. Otherwise, the new wine will burst the skins; the wine will run out and the wineskins will be ruined. No, new wine must be poured into new wineskins. And no one after drinking old wine wants the new, for they say, ‘The old is better.’” – Luke…
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There are 3 ways to remain flexible enough for God’s new days: 1. Be Well-Traveled Travel is not only about airplanes and passports. It is about cultivating a heart and mind full of curiosity and wonder. Christians who step beyond their narrow streams—whether denominational, cultural, or historical—gain perspective. They can discern more easily what is…
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You are alive at one of those rare turning points in history. Scripture shows us that God often marks time in extraordinary ways. If we trace the story of the Bible, we see a striking rhythm: about every five centuries, God unveils something pivotal. From Noah to Abraham, from Moses to David, and from the…
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An extract from the Divine Reset and Beyond. Many of us are feeling the upheaval of change, the disorientation of revolution, and the deep, internal shaking that comes with new days. Yet despite the chaos, we’re seeing early signs of breakthrough.Clouds the size of a man’s hand. Recent reports suggest that two million more people…
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An extract from the Divine Reset and Beyond Nearly every prophetic voice I know — across the UK, Europe, Africa, the USA, and Australasia — is saying the same thing: we are entering a new era. Many of them were prophesying this before 2020, but the quiet murmurs have since turned into trumpet blasts. It can…
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An extract from Jarrod’s latest book: “Transition and transformation always go together. But in the ‘messy middle’ it’s hard to find anything to hold on to.” Craig Cooney As I contemplated the traumatic and turbulent seasons we’ve lived through since 2020 — with its pandemics, wars, political divisions, and deep personal unrest — I sensed…
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In Genesis 8, Noah releases a dove three times to test the condition of the world after the flood. Each release tells a story. The first time, the dove returns quickly—there is no place to land. The second time, it brings back an olive leaf—a sign of hope, but still no lasting rest. The third…
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“Noah obeyed all that Yahweh had commanded him.” – Genesis 7:5 (TPT) Obedience is the key that unlocks the power of heaven on earth. It is often the missing link between God’s will being declared in heaven and His will being manifested here. Noah’s obedience was costly and time-consuming. Building a massive ark when there…
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“But Abel also brought an offering – fat portions from some of the firstborn of his flock. The Lord looked with favour on Abel and his offering, but on Cain and his offering he did not look with favour. So Cain was very angry, and his face was downcast.” (Genesis 4:4–5 NIVUK) Envy often hides…
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“Then Adam and his wife heard the sound of Yahweh-God passing through the garden in the breeze of the day. So, they hid among the trees, concealing themselves from the face of Yahweh-God.” – Genesis 3:8 TPT Some translations say God walked “in the cool of the day.” This phrase suggests the gentle times of early…
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“Immediately, their eyes were opened, and they realized they were naked, vulnerable, and ashamed; so they sewed fig leaves together for coverings.” (Genesis 3:7, TPT) The first response to sin wasn’t rebellion or defiance—it was shame. Adam and Eve’s innocence was shattered, and suddenly they saw their weakness. Their instinct was to cover up. Humanity…
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“When the woman saw that the tree produced delicious fruit, delightful to look upon, and desirable to give one insight, she took its fruit and ate it. She gave some to her husband, who was with her, and he also ate it.” (Genesis 3:6, TPT) The first sin didn’t begin with something ugly or obviously…
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“Now the snake was the most cunning of all living beings that Yahweh-God had made. He deviously asked the woman, ‘Did God really tell you, “You must not eat fruit from any tree of the garden”?’” (Genesis 3:1, TPT) From the beginning, the enemy’s most effective weapon has been a question: “Did God really say?” It’s subtle,…
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“The man and his wife felt no shame, unaware that they were both naked.” (Genesis 2:25, TPT) Before sin entered the world, humanity lived in a state of complete freedom—naked, seen, and unashamed. Adam and Eve were fully themselves, without masks, without fear, without comparison. Imagine that kind of life: no need to hide, no…
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“For this reason, a man leaves his father and his mother to be unselfishly attached to his wife. They become one flesh as a new family!” (Genesis 2:24, TPT) The first marriage began with a leaving. Before Adam could join with Eve and form something new, he had to step away from what was familiar.…
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“Then Yahweh-God said, ‘It is not good for the man to be alone. Therefore, I will fashion a suitable partner to be his help and strength.’ For Yahweh-God had formed from the soil every animal of the field and every bird of the air and brought them before the man to see what he would…
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“Yahweh-God made all kinds of beautiful trees to grow there—fruitful trees to satisfy the taste. In the middle of the garden, he planted the Tree of Life and the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil.” (Genesis 2:9 TPT) In Eden, God filled the garden with beauty and provision. But right at the center stood…
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“Then Yahweh-God planted a lush garden paradise in the East, in the Land of Delight, and there he placed the man he had formed. Yahweh-God made all kinds of beautiful trees to grow there—fruitful trees to satisfy the taste. In the middle of the garden, he planted the Tree of Life and the Tree of…
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