As we step into 2025, I sense the Lord’s invitation to believe again, to hope again, and to dream again. For many, 2024 was marked by challenges that left hearts heavy and faith shaken. Yet, even now, God is speaking a word of hope:

"For I know the plans I have for you," declares the Lord, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. Then you will call on me and come and pray to me, and I will listen to you. You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart." (Jeremiah 29:11-13)

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The past year has brought deep challenges to the House of Prayer movement, calling us to embrace a new humility in our worship and prayer. As we face trials and moral failures within the church, we’re reminded of David’s journey to bring the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem. Just as David learned that God’s will must be done God’s way, we too are being called to center our prayer rooms on the presence of Jesus, with humility and obedience. This is a pivotal moment for the church, where prayer and fasting must take precedence, and we must carry God's presence as a kingdom of priests.

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In a time when many are seeking a deeper connection with the heart of God, the 'Presence-Centered, Prayer-Based' church model offers a return to the essentials—prioritizing worship and prayer as the foundation of ministry. Discover how this approach, rooted in the example of the early church, places the person and presence of Jesus at the center of all we do.

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The Church, particularly within the non-denominational and charismatic traditions, finds itself at a great inflection point. We are navigating through a tumultuous period marked by a significant leadership crisis, fundamentally rooted in a lack of accountability and authenticity.

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We are currently in the season where we reflect on Jesus' First Coming, an event heralded by angels proclaiming, 'Glory to God in the highest, and PEACE on earth, goodwill toward men.' I hope these notes inspire your heart and assist in your study of the significance of God’s peace during this season.

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We are once again on the verge of another election cycle and this time my tune is very different. I shouldn’t think it strange, but God has completely surprised me. My worldview has not changed, but God has done something that is causing me to wonder, in a fresh way, what He is offering America and what He wants to do in American politics. 

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In the history of the world, there has never been a gathering of fasting and prayer of this magnitude for the nation of Israel. What an amazing time to be alive!

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A lot must change in the church today. I believe we are at the beginning of a reformation in the way the church is understood and expressed. I believe we are going to see an incredible shift in how the church functions over the next decade.

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Ultimately,  this means the church was based in continuous worship and prayer.

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It’s a difficult truth to digest, but if we’re honest, the format that most of our churches follow today doesn’t remotely reflect the pattern that was established in Antioch and then reproduced throughout the New Testament.

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They were operating as priests ministering to the Lord, who then heard the prophetic word, and then moved into apostolic ministry. This pattern is incredibly instructive for us today.

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When thinking about the formation of the New Testament Church, it’s helpful to get our minds around the context the disciples were coming from as it relates to the gatherings of the synagogue and the Temple in their day.

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The greatest thing David gave the earth was the Tabernacle that hosted the glory of God in ceaseless, music-led worship.

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For many years David’s Tabernacle occupied a place of obscurity in the mind of the church at large and was only thought of as a fringe topic. This trend has shifted dramatically in recent years. I have seen in the last several years a great increase in interest surrounding the Tabernacle of David and specifically how it relates to the life of the church.

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It’s the beginning of the year and many of us are ready for a change. The beginning of the year affords us the opportunity to address areas of our lives that we want to be different.

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Jesus’ coming heralds great joy for mankind and at the same time the announcement of His coming starts the clock ticking to His death, burial, resurrection, return, and His Reign.

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Since returning from my sabbatical, I’ve had numerous leaders reach out to me with questions on how I prepared personally and how my team and I prepared for my absence. Here are some thoughts that may be helpful for you if you are considering taking a sabbatical in the future.

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Rest is a critical and often overlooked necessity.

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As I mentioned in the last blog in this series, Jesus emphasized to His disciples that He wanted them to be filled with joy and peace on the very night he was betrayed and arrested. No matter how many times I refer to this it always surprises me. He truly gives us peace in the midst of the storm.

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On the night Jesus was arrested He gave His last address, known as the upper room discourse (John 13-17). The themes He emphasized are surprising and reveal much about how He thinks, what’s important to Him, and how different He is from us.

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