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When God Interrupts Your Wilderness and Calls You Into Your Destiny An Apostolic and Prophetic Teaching By Peter Nash There are moments in our walk with God when something begins to stir so deeply within our spirit that we cannot simply dismiss it as another passing thought. There are moments when we sense the Holy Spirit drawing our attention to something that heaven wants us to recognize. As I was reflecting upon the Lord, a thought came strongly into my spirit, and I want

When the Peace of Christ Becomes Greater Than the Power of Our Emotions There is something that has deeply burdened my heart as I have walked with people, ministered to the broken, counselled those in conflict, and watched relationships suffer under the weight of words that should never have been spoken. I have watched people who genuinely love God become completely different individuals when something touches an unresolved wound in their hearts. I have watched gentle people

When I come before the Lord, I want to bring Him a heart that agrees with His truth. I can bring words that sound spiritual, prayers that move a room, and years of service, yet still resist the very thing He is asking me to surrender. Psalm 51 brings me beyond appearances. It teaches me that a broken and contrite heart is a heart humbled before God, grieved over sin, trusting His mercy, and willing to be changed. I believe this matters deeply for the Church, especially for th

Who Is Really in Control? Peter Nash I have been carrying a question that will not leave me alone. It follows me into prayer, searches my motives, and interrupts the comfortable explanations I sometimes offer for my own resistance. Is my determination to control my life greater than my willingness to let Jesus Christ govern it? I am asking you, but I am standing beside you under the same searching light. Before this word reaches anyone else's heart, it must pass through mine.

Even When I Cannot See His Hand Peter Nash I have come to understand that some of the fiercest battles in the Christian life are fought between what God has spoken and what my circumstances appear to be saying. I can believe His promises and still face a morning when nothing looks different. The pressure remains. The answer has not arrived. The door is still closed. Yet somewhere deeper than my disappointment, the Spirit keeps drawing me back to this truth: my circumstances d

The Heart That No Longer Needs to Defend Its Throne I believe one of the most dangerous things we can do in the Church is become satisfied with an appearance of humility while our hearts remain determined to rule. We can lower our voices without lowering our resistance. We can avoid recognition while secretly resenting everyone who receives it. We can speak about being servants while becoming offended whenever someone treats us like one. I am convinced the Lord sees through a

God Works Before Your Circumstances Change I want to speak to the person who has been praying faithfully while looking at circumstances that appear stubbornly unchanged. You have cried out for direction. You have asked the Lord to open a door. Yet the same responsibilities greet you each morning, the same questions remain unanswered, and the breakthrough you anticipated has not appeared. I believe we must learn to recognize the work of God before it becomes visible around us.

Honouring the Love of God Through a Surrendered Life Peter Nash I am increasingly convinced that some of the most decisive battles in our lives begin before anyone sees an action or hears a word. They begin when a thought presents itself and asks for our agreement. In that quiet place, something is being considered, welcomed, resisted, or entertained. A direction is being chosen. What eventually becomes visible in our conduct often began with something we allowed to remain un

The Battle for the Throne of Your Heart Peter Nash I believe one of the greatest battles in the Christian life is fought in a place we would rather leave unexamined. We speak about opposition, spiritual warfare, closed doors, and difficult people. Those things can be real. Yet beneath many of our struggles lies a question that no amount of religious activity can answer for us: Who is really in control? I am asking myself that question before I ask you. When the Lord contradic

A Biblical Case for Women in Ministry and the Fivefold Gifts I want to speak plainly about something that affects the strength and maturity of the church: whether we are prepared to recognize the ministry Christ has placed within women. In your determination do not allow the traditions of man not surrendered to scripture to dictate to you. I approach this subject as a minister who must answer to Jesus for how I handle His Word and His people. I want my convictions examined by

Recognizing the Empowerment of God in a Personality-Driven Church I want to speak into something that concerns me deeply about modern Christianity: we can become so accustomed to being impressed that we forget how to discern. We know when a speaker is engaging. We recognize confidence, timing, humour, and the ability to hold a room. But do we recognize the work of the Holy Spirit when it comes through a vessel whose presentation does not match our expectations? And can we rec

Living, ministering, and moving in the power of the Holy Spirit There is a question growing in my heart that I cannot silence: shouldn’t we be different? I am asking myself before I ask anyone else. If the Holy Spirit truly lives in me, shouldn’t His presence become visible in the way I think, speak, love, forgive, and minister? Shouldn’t there be something about my life that cannot be adequately explained by my personality, experience, or determination? I feel a grief that g

Called to Shine, Formed Through the Fire “The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.” — John 1:5 I refuse to let the darkness of this generation determine what I believe about the power of Jesus Christ. I see the confusion. I hear the anger. I recognize the fear that has settled into homes, churches, and human hearts. But before I interpret the world through what darkness is doing, I must interpret it through what God has declared. The light shine

The Hidden Life That Gives Our Words Weight I want to carry an authority that comes from living under the hand of God. I want my words to serve His purposes, my prayers to arise from fellowship with Him, and my presence to help people turn toward Jesus. But the longer I walk with the Lord, the more seriously I must face this truth: I cannot ask Him to entrust me with greater responsibility while resisting His government over my own heart. The authority I desire to exercise pu

When Darkness Wears the Mask of Christianity I once spent hours praying with a man who was deeply troubled by oppressive thoughts, particularly in the middle of the night. We sought the Lord together, and eventually I sensed that we had reached a breakthrough. Afterwards, as we talked, he said something that stopped me: “Much demonic activity hides behind the cross.” I asked him what he meant. He explained that evil can operate beneath the appearance of Christianity, includin

Living in the freedom of the Father’s love Over the years, through my work as an RCMP officer and detective and through decades of Christian ministry, I have noticed how deeply fear touches human lives. I have encountered it beneath aggression, behind carefully controlled appearances, and in people who could speak confidently while carrying private dread. I have also seen it among believers who sincerely love Jesus. I want to address that fear because I believe the Father int

Recognizing the pull away from God and remaining faithful under pressure I want to recognize temptation before it has rearranged my heart. I want to discern the invitation beneath the opportunity, the compromise beneath the explanation, and the unbelief beneath my need to control. My concern is more than whether I can avoid a public failure. I want to remain close to Jesus. I want my decisions, my desires, and my ministry to grow out of fellowship with Him. When I speak of te

Nothing else. Nothing less. I have come to a conviction that must govern everything I build, everything I preach, and everything I call ministry: it needs to be the presence of God. Nothing else. Nothing less. I want this conviction to reach beyond the platform and enter the places where my life is actually lived. I want His presence to shape my thoughts, govern my relationships, fill our homes, and establish the life of our churches. Whatever else we possess, we cannot affor

Growing in communion with the Lord through every season I want to grow into a man whose inward life can carry what God entrusts to him. I want my communion with Jesus to reach into my responses, my decisions, and the way I love people. A moment of anointing can move a room, but the life I cultivate with the Lord determines how I walk when the room is empty. That is where I must bring this question: Is my spirit growing? When I speak of my spirit growing, I mean my inward life

Receiving the Spirit’s gift and walking in its responsibility “For who has known the mind of the Lord that he may instruct Him? But we have the mind of Christ.” — 1 Corinthians 2:16 There is a sentence in Scripture that I can no longer afford to admire from a distance: “We have the mind of Christ.” Paul does not say that perhaps one day, after years of exceptional spiritual achievement, a few believers might qualify to think as Christ thinks. He says we have been given someth