Feeling low this February? When the skies are grey and morale is low, Revelation 1 places a bright new light on our horizon. In this Super Short Thought, we reflect on Revelation 1:16–17, where the apostle John - exiled on the prison island of Patmos - sees Christ whose face shines “like the sun i…
Another grey day in Wales. Low cloud. Rain drifting over the mountain. And sometimes it feels like life is under that rain cloud ... In Revelation 1:16 and 1:20, John sees something remarkable: Christ holding seven stars in His right hand. Those stars represent the churches - fragile, pressured, …
People are booking holidays. Departure boards are filling up. Some are even flying to Patmos. But in Revelation 1, Patmos is not a sun-drenched escape. It is a place of exile. The Apostle John was sent there because of his faith in Jesus Christ — cut off, sidelined, removed from public ministry. …
Filmed in the heart of Llandovery, a town in mid-Wales, beneath castle walls and in sight of a busy livestock market, this week’s Word for the Week asks a searching question: What is the greatest threat facing the church today? Persecution? Cultural hostility? Economic pressure? Moral comprom…
Many people say, “I believe in God” - and yet still feel spiritually numb, exhausted, or quietly cynical. In this Super Short Thought, we turn to Revelation chapter 1 to explore a challenging idea: 👉 The problem isn’t belief - it’s vision. The apostle John already believed in Jesus. He followed H…