It all comes down to focus. Our well-being in this increasingly complex world, all comes to where we fix our eyes…our physical eyes, and the eyes of our heart. So, in the opening sentence–the first four verses of Hebrews–the author gives us eight(!) reasons we are to focus on Jesus! Ready?

What a pleasure it was to open the Word with you all this past Saturday at Worship Central. Isn’t it incredible, the lengths our God will go to bring us in? The walls He jumps over, the obstacles He removes…all to bring us into relationship with Himself.

What a privilege and pleasure it was to open up the Word with you all at Worship Central 2019. Thank you music teams, leaders, singers, all the volunteers, Worship Central staff…everyone present, for helping usher me into the worship of the “little lamb” in the middle of the One seated on the Throne–worship that has no beginning and will never end.

Well, a question came in on Facebook a number of days ago, in response to the Revelation seminars and sermons that have been posted there (and here). I thought it would be good to directly answer some questions from time to time…so here goes!

Thank you again Tenth and Ken, for inviting me to launch and wrap up your series on Revelation. Though the darkness seems so overwhelming, the turmoil so great, the night is being invaded by the day.

Thank you again Tenth Church, for inviting me to speak on Jesus’ perspective on money–from the Old Testament!

Thank you Hillside Church, for inviting me to preach last Sunday. As we celebrate this Advent season, I pray that we may all be able to say with Mary, “Behold [I am] the bondslave of the Lord; may it be done to me according to your Word.” (Luke 1:38a) Peace be with you!

My favourite moment to preach is Christmas Eve. This year, for only the second time in decades, I will not be preaching on that ‘Holy Night.”