Posts with the category “2026-max-life”

Esther's story begins long before she became queen. Born as Hadassah, a young Jewish orphan living in exile, she was swept into the Persian palace and given a new name—Esther. The empire attempted to redefine her identity, encouraging her to hide her heritage and blend into a culture that neither knew nor honoured God. Yet while her name changed, her identity did not. She still belonged to the covenant people of God.  Read More

Using the familiar story of Joshua, he painted a compelling picture of leadership shaped not by ambition but by faithful preparation. Joshua spent forty years serving alongside Moses before leading Israel into the Promised Land. His commissioning was not a reward for achievement but the beginning of a new assignment. God did not first give Joshua a strategy; He first gave him a promise: "I will be with you." Before performance came presence. Before responsibility came relationship.  Read More

Drawing from Isaiah 60:1-2, the conference theme Scripture, Rev. Dominic emphasised the divine command: "Arise, shine, for your light has come." The order is significant. We are called to arise before we shine. More importantly, we are called to arise before our circumstances change. Isaiah's audience was standing among the ruins of Jerusalem, yet God did not tell them to wait until everything was rebuilt. He simply commanded them to stand because His glory had already come upon them.  Read More