Our God is not a God of law, but a God of love. The Ten Commandments was the same voice that had said to Pharaoh 'let my people go'. He did not give them laws to turn them into slaves again. The God who thundered from Sinai was the one who had set them free from oppression. His voice is full of concern. It does not threaten. Sinai throbbed with affection, not anger. His love lifts us today. God bless you and greetings from Sierra Leone.

When God made the world He also planned to answer prayer. He took prayer into account in the building plan. Prayer and faith enable Him to do what He would not otherwise do. God can do anything, but doesn’t, until we pray. That is His planning in all His providences. But to encourage us He recorded His thousands of express undertakings, His covenants and agreements, stating what His will is. We bring about His will when we pray. So, let’s “pray without ceasing…” God bless you.

Joshua came to wipe out the Canaanites but Jesus came with a different mission. He healed the daughter of that Canaanite woman. Jesus is and remains THE SAVIOR OF THE WORLD. God bless you today!

The absolute ABC of faith is that as we act God acts. We respond to Him by faith and He responds to us for faith. Paul found that operated like the blood flowing through his veins. ‘I live, yet not I, but Christ lives in me. The life that I now live, I live by the faith of the Son of God’. (Galatians 2:20) An example from Philippians 2:13 ‘…for it is God who works in you both to will and to do for His good pleasure’. This has a play on words. ‘God is in you to will to do His goodwill’. He...

Dear Mission Partners, We have just returned from the first meeting here in Freetown, the capital city of Sierra Leone.  I believe that this campaign is more than a few good evangelistic meetings.  This week will be a prophetic and historic defining moment for the nation. Earlier today we paid a courtesy visit to the state president and formally invited him to the crusade (see attached picture).  Tonight he attended the meeting in the national stadium along with members of his family. ...

April 6th, 2012 Dear Mission Partners, The national stadium was filled tonight with 60,000 people hungry for the Word of God.  I preached the Gospel, prayed for the sick and Jesus did the rest: A woman who had been terribly sick for two years was taken to the hospital where they diagnosed her several life threatening illnesses including malaria, typhoid fever, tuberculosis and HIV Aids.  The doctors said that there was no hope for her and they sent her home to die.  She came to the meeting...

The crucial fact is that Jesus, the crucified One, is also the eternal One. No physical grave could contain the life-power of the universe. The resurrection was bound to happen. He rose, and planted resurrection life in the world forever. The upholder of all things said, “I am the resurrection and the life”. From Him a resurrection waterfall pours through the old order with salvation and healing, renewal and life. Jesus is alive. Jesus is here. Rejoice! Happy Easter to you.

April 6th, 2012 Dear Mission Partners, Tonight at the campaign here in Sierra Leone, I preached about the power in the blood of Jesus.  Thousands heard the Gospel and received Jesus as Savior and Lord.  I can’t think of a better way to spend Good Friday than this.  We didn’t just talk about the cross, we experienced it’s power first hand. Tomorrow morning will be the last meeting of the Fire Conference.  Please pray with us for a mighty outpouring that will impact the whole nation. From...

Before Joseph died in Egypt he took an oath from his children that they take his “bones in a coffin” on the day of departure for the Promised Land. (Gen 50:22-26). Joseph didn’t want to be a mummy in Egypt with a private pyramid. He wanted to be present when God opened the Red Sea. They took his bones when they left Egypt (Heb 11,22). The bones didn’t rattle in the coffin, they must have laughed and rejoiced… There was more life in those bones then in those who carried them. The bone...

April 8th, 2012 Dear Mission Partners, Today I spoke to a man with an amazing story.  He attended our first crusade in Sierra Leone in 1991 accidently.  He came from a Muslim family, but he was not religious.  In fact he was a drug addict, an alcoholic and a fornicator.  He had no exposure to Christianity and had never heard the Gospel, but he was a football fan.  He used to come to the national stadium quite often to watch his favorite team play and one night, when he saw that a huge crowd...

April 9th, 2012 Day 5 of the Christ for all Nations Great Gospel Campaign in Freetown, Sierra Leone, April 2012 Dear Mission Partners, The final meeting of our Gospel Campaign here in Freetown, Sierra Leone has just come to a close and we are rejoicing.  The stadium bleachers were packed tonight and the stadium workers were forced to open the gates so thousands could overflow onto the grass (which they originally told us they were unwilling to do). I spoke about the resurrection of Jesus...

April 30th, 2012 Dear Mission Partners, We’ve received the wonderful report that 301,790 people returned completed decision cards at our most recent campaign in Freetown, Sierra Leone indicating that they have made a decision to follow Jesus.  These individuals have now been entered into our follow up system and local churches will be overflowing with new converts. Thank you for standing with us to make this campaign possible.  We are now trusting the Lord for the finance for our next...