We’re asking God. Where are you? And the Lord looks back at us and asks. Where are you? The question is, where are YOU, my church, where are you? | Carter Conlon

Psalm 27:12–13 says, “Do not deliver me to the will of my adversaries; for false witnesses have risen against me, and such as breathe out violence. I would have lost heart, unless I had believed that I would see the goodness of the Lord in the land of the living.” Despite false witnesses and threats of violence, David believed in God's goodness. He encourages us also to trust in His strength. Our last hope can be our best hope. God can provide a way out when we place it in God's hands, even in o

Amazing breakthrough under the preaching of the new covenant in Lagos! Tears, shouts, prayer. Can’t thank you enough for the prayer support. Elder Chuks Ubu, Dr. Conlon, Kathryn Cassidy and Esther Ibanga led in prayer after the second session. Honestly, they prayed from heaven. We believe that the Word the people had received from God was sealed in their hearts. All the glory to Jesus. Pastor Nick Cassidy has been ill but is greatly improved today. Thanks again for your prayers. Bettina Marayag,

If ever there was a time for you and me to declare that we're followers of Jesus Christ and allow God to make us into what we need to be to make that testimony a reality, it's now. It's time for the church to rise up in this generation—not just the worship leaders and choirs, but you. It's time for the candlestick of God's presence in our lives to be put on a hill where it can be seen. If we've fallen short, just say so because the beauty of our Savior is that there's always a start-over point.

You don’t need to have it all together when you come to Christ—just be honest with Him. God knows who we are, and there’s no need for pretense. Blessed is the one who comes into His presence without deceit, ready to be real. But when we resist, when we refuse to agree with God or hold on to what we think is ‘good,’ it weighs us down. I’ve been there—pushing to hold onto a version of myself that wasn’t real. But the moment I cried out, ‘Lord, what are You trying to tell me?’ He answered. Freedom

I have never known God to be unfaithful. Even amid this prevalent perversion and evil in our world, God remains faithful. He's willing to show mercy to those who will turn to Him. He's still sending His mercy in this last generation; He will reveal His power so the world knows He is God. God is faithful, just, merciful, loving, and powerful. There will be a testimony set upon a hill in this generation that cannot be hidden, and we will be that testimony. He will give us songs of victory and deli