

Time and Tide wait for no-one.
When the gentle breeze of reaching the end brushes us, we look back and ruminate on how we could have better surfed some waves.
Find out how you can live a more fulfilling, fruitful life, a life that enables you to grow closer to God.
(This devotional is a part of God’s presence with His People series) When God Leaves – The Pain of a City Forsaken In a world longing for hope and meaning, Ezekiel offers a powerful message: Jehovah Shammah, “The Lord is There”. Through a vision of restoration, healing, and divine presence. God reveals a future filled… Read more
(“This devotional is part of the Understanding the Book of Ezekiel series.”)Exploring Ezekiel Chapters 25–39 When we think of divine justice, it’s easy to focus solely on God’s dealings with His own people. But the book of Ezekiel reminds us that His justice is universal. In chapters 25 to 32, God’s eyes turn toward the… Read more
(This devotional is part of the Understanding the Book of Ezekiel series.) Have you ever wondered where God is when life seems to fall apart? The book of Ezekiel opens with a striking image that answers this question in an unforgettable way. In Ezekiel chapters 1 to 3, we are introduced to a prophet in… Read more
(“This devotional is part of the Understanding the Book of Ezekiel series.”) Ezekiel 12–32) What does national accountability look like in the eyes of a holy God? In a world often marked by injustice and pride, the prophet Ezekiel delivers a sobering message, not just to Israel, but to the nations of the world. His… Read more
(This devotional is a part of the Understanding the Book of Ezekiel series) Key Themes and Purpose The central message of Ezekiel is God’s unwavering justice paired with His redemptive hope. Though Israel had broken their covenant, God promised restoration. He would give His people a new heart and a new spirit—renewing them from within… Read more
“The twelve gates were twelve pearls: each gate made of a single pearl.” – Revelation 21:21 Have you ever wondered why God chose pearls to form the gates of the New Jerusalem? In John’s heavenly vision, the entrance to God’s eternal city is not made of gold, diamonds, or precious stones, but of pearls. This… Read more
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