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....The New Covenant was never just forgiveness. It was indwelling. “If anyone does not have the Spirit of Christ, they do not belong to Christ” (Romans 8:9). So the real question for the church today is not whether we can articulate the right theology, but whether we are actually living in daily dependence on His presence. Have we learned how to keep everything running without needing to hear His voice? Have we become rich in structure and poor in life?

Not all suffering comes from God. Many trials result from our choices, spiritual opposition, or a fallen world. Scripture shows that Jesus came to heal, restore, and overcome, not to cause pain. God forms us through truth, love, and identity, and He faithfully redeems hardships for those who love Him. His goodness is revealed in overcoming suffering, not in sending it.

This message is about returning to intimacy with Jesus and learning to seek His voice above our own assumptions. Drawing from David’s story in 1 Samuel 30, it reminds us that true obedience isn’t about following principles or formulas—it’s about responding to God’s voice. Like David, we’re called to pause, inquire of the Lord, and move only when He speaks. It’s an invitation to pursue a deeper relationship with God through worship and time in His presence, so that we can live from His direction and recover all that has been lost.

After what seems a lifetime the next African mission is planned. Enjoy this update on where and when and if you are in the locality come and join one of the meetings

Remind yourself of the end: WE WIN. There will be many battles along the way, and after each battle, we will be stronger. Jesus is still victorious, the devil is still defeated, and we still have all the power and authority in this world.

The scriptures mention that it was "for the joy set before him" that Jesus endured the cross, signifying that despite the suffering, he was motivated by the joy of achieving a greater good.