John 3:30 “He must increase, but I must decrease.” When John the Baptist spoke these words, he was not experiencing an identity crisis. He was expressing the security of a man who knew both his identity and his assignment. He understood that he had come to prepare the way for Jesus. Therefore, when people began leaving him to follow Christ, he did not become threatened or discouraged. What others saw as a decline, John recognised as the fulfilment of God’s purpose. His discip

Scripture Anchors 1 Peter 5:8 Ezekiel 33 Ezekiel 22:30 1 Thessalonians 5:17 John 10:10 This devotional comes from a dream that carried understanding, not fear. I saw a group of people with authority. They were enforcers. They were not godly, and they were coming with intention. They did not act immediately. They watched. They waited. They were looking for a gap. I saw people in different spaces, and I called them to pray. I told them to begin praying and not stop. As long as

Becoming In Christ, a ministry of God’s Cherished Ones There is a kind of safety that the world cannot give. It is not built on control, people, or perfect circumstances. It is built on God. Psalm 91:1 speaks of dwelling in the secret place of the Most High and remaining under His shadow. This is not a place we visit occasionally. It is a place we stay. Safety in God is not something we step into for a moment. It is a position we live in. When we remain with Him, we come unde