Church Leader or Instructor?
Are you leading or just instructing? This post challenges church leaders to rethink leadership, not as position, but as example. Discover why real leadership means going first, taking risks, and modelling faith, not just talking about it.
Nice or Kind?
Are we actually kind to one another, or just nice? Discover why true kindness tells the truth, confronts in love, and leads to real restoration.
Book Launch & Celebration Evening
Join Andy Robinson for the launch of The Big C in Me, an evening of worship, conversation, and hope. All proceeds support WayMaker’s healthcare project in Africa.
WORLD CANCER DAY
World Cancer Day is a reminder that no one should face cancer alone. From diagnosis to treatment and beyond, community, connection, and shared understanding make a real difference. Join others who truly get it through The Big C in Me.
Maybe today isn’t about doing more
Feeling busy, drained, or spiritually disconnected? This reflection invites you to stop striving, listen again, and allow Jesus to re-centre your life from the inside out.
Promise before Proof
Feeling stuck waiting for proof? Genesis 18 reminds us God names destiny before circumstances change. Promise before proof, and faith that moves.
Eldership: Stepping Down
After nearly twenty years in church leadership, I’ve sensed God calling me into a new season. Not to step away from Lifespring, but to step out in faith as Hazel and I continue to serve through WayMaker and beyond. Like the two and a half tribes of Israel, we’re staying rooted in the land we love while crossing over to fight alongside our family for the promises of God.
Have We Drifted Away from the Gospel?
Hebrews 2 warns us about drifting—not through denial, but through neglect. If the gospel is unchanged, why aren’t we seeing God confirm it with power today? Could it be that in chasing relevance we’ve quietly drifted from the very message He promised to empower?
Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things
The book of Acts isn’t filled with superheroes, it’s filled with fishermen, tentmakers, and housewives—ordinary people who became extraordinary when filled with the Holy Spirit. What made the difference wasn’t their skills or status, but God’s power working through their yes. From Peter’s bold preaching to believers caring for the poor, the early church shows us what happens when ordinary people step out in faith. The same is true today. When we say yes to God, He takes our small acts of obedience and multiplies them into something extraordinary.
You Don’t Have the Right to Remain Silent
We often hear the words, “You have the right to remain silent.” But that’s for the accused, and in Christ you are no longer the accused—you are the witness. And witnesses don’t get the right to remain silent. Their only role is to give a true and accurate account of what they’ve seen and heard. Jesus stood silent before His accusers so that you could be free. Now, empowered by the Spirit, your calling is clear: to tell your story, to speak of His goodness, and to make Him known.
Encounter Alone Isn’t Enough
Encounter moments with God are powerful, but they were never meant to stand alone. True faith is proved not just in the spark of encounter but in the steady flame of endurance.
The Most Painful Night of My Life
What started as an answer to prayer — both lungs treated in one go — quickly turned into one of the most painful nights of my life. A collapsed lung, an emergency chest drain, and a long night of tears. Yet through the pain I still choose to trust God’s goodness and believe joy comes in the morning.
I am writing a book!
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