The GC Devotional

In this season we are challenged to live light. Don't take any unnecessary baggage in to the next season that God is asking you to deal with now. Let's run lightly in to all He has for us. HEb 12 vs 1.

Everywhere we go we are the fragrance of Christ, not because we are perfect people but because Christ goes with us.

A reflection about what our families pass down to us, the good and the not so good, and why being born again into God's family gives us hope for ourselves and for the loved ones who don't know Jesus yet (1 Peter 1:3-4).

Learning to step out of our comfort zones and trust God's guidance when everything around us is changing.

Trusting God that the place you find yourself in is where you should be

God calls us to live with purpose and urgency, without allowing hurry and busyness to steal our peace, presence, and trust in Him.

Shepherd encouraged us to be vessels available to steward what God entrusted to us

A simple look at what biblical hope means through the words yakhal, qavah, and elpis, and why we can trust God even when we can't see what's ahead.

The season of pruning and fruitfulness

We should conduct ourselves in a manner worthy of the Gospel of Christ

Jeremiah - "For I know the plans I have for you"

This devotion explores what it means to live as citizens of heaven, representing the kingdom of Jesus here on earth as we await His return.

Shepherd encourages us to step into what God is calling us to, ignoring the turbulence

Learning the importance of taming your tongue and letting go of being in the know to start being in the unknown.

A reminder from scripture that we serve a God that is generational. Hebrews 12:1

Let's persist in reading and extracting nuggets from God's word

Khwezi speaks about choosing hope when the future is uncertain, and trusting that God is still moving even when we cannot see what He is doing.

The faith of the three men as they step into the burning furnace

Lufefe shares on Acts 12, one response to pressure and opposition

Faye shares on the book of psalms being a place to meet with God, and to hear the entire biblical story of God's kingdom sung back to you in poetry. She looks into psalm one and how one chooses the path of life

God's questions are a call for personal reflection in relation to Him

A little reminder piggy backing off Hilton's preach this morning on what it looks like to keep the faith and finish the race

Malindi reminds us that the enemy will try everything to distract us from the work God'speople are called to do which is to see the lost saved. Just like Nehemiah refused to leave the wall at the invitation of Sanballat, Tobiah and Geshem, we too are to stand firm.

He remembers us all daily. He has remembered us from the beginning to the end. If we choose to remember Him daily we will live poured out lives.

Seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness and all these things will be added to you. A way to reorder this truth in our everyday life.

Heather encourages us to read Psalm 90 where Moses realises during his later years that we need Gods help to number our days well and use the time He has given us to bring glory to His name.

Acts 2:1-4. I mention the names of Spirit in the New Testament and invite us to spend time with Him.

Faith is following God despite the difficulties

God gives us everyday opportunities even your workplace to make the name of Jesus known

Meghan shares about the bigger picture of the Kingdom through Matthew 28.