Andrew Roebert

Scripture Reading: Acts 2:1-21 We are living in remarkable and significant times. All around us, the world is shifting, and there is a growing awareness that God is preparing to do something special in our generation. Through history, there have been moments when God moved mightily among His people. One of those moments was the Azusa Street…

In times of transition, doubt will try to creep in. You may begin questioning what God told you before the change began. But cling to His Word and promises. He hasn’t changed His mind. Paul encouraged Timothy to ‘fight the good fight of faith’ (1 Timothy 6:12). That fight often happens in transition – when nothing looks…

One of the greatest dangers in transition is the temptation to look back. We tend to romanticise the past and call them ‘the good old days,’ but clinging to what was, can keep us from what God wants to do next. God says: ‘Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past. See, I…

Change is inevitable – we can’t avoid it. Sometimes we choose change, and sometimes it chooses us. Some changes are exciting, others are painful. Either way, change always brings transition – the in-between place where the old is behind us but the new has not yet fully arrived. Transition is often uncomfortable. It stretches our…

GET BACK TO SIMPLICITY – IT WILL STRENGTHEN YOUR FAITHGetting back to basics can feel uncomfortable at first, it’s like building muscle. At first, simplicity feels restrictive because we’ve grown used to distractions. But as you choose simple, daily faithfulness (prayer, the Word of God, pure thoughts) you’ll find your spiritual ‘muscles’ growing stronger. Over…

LET GOD’S WORD GUIDE YOULife is full of decisions and choices, but the Word of God keeps our path clear. When things feel confusing, the Bible is your anchor, and it brings you back to truth when opinions are swirling around you. Many people complicate life by relying on feelings, trends, or the next new…

When life becomes complicated, distraction creeps in, and distraction often opens the door for compromise. I have seen how not sticking to the basics and the Word of God causes people to drift. Small compromises become footholds for sin, these can slowly overtake us and harm families, marriages and communities. Simplicity keeps our eyes fixed…

Scripture Reading: Acts 2:46 ‘So continuing daily with one accord in the temple, and breaking bread from house to house, they ate their food with gladness and simplicity of heart.’ (NKJV) We live in a world that is growing increasingly complex and sophisticated. It is a world filled with noise, busyness and endless options and choices.…

CONSISTENCY PRODUCES FRUIT OVER TIMEFaithfulness in the small, daily choices of life matter greatly. When we do the small things diligently, we will discover that they were not small things at all, in fact they were great things. It’s not about perfection, but about direction. Staying consistent in reading the Word of God, praying, loving…

WHAT CONSISTENCY IS NOT…The opposite of consistent is inconsistent. To be inconsistent means we do not remain consistent over time. It includes constantly changing to the point of instability and unpredictability. To be inconsistent means we are being blown around and losing ground. Ephesians 4:14‘Then we will no longer be infants, tossed back and forth…