Many believers live under unnecessary guilt, thinking every mistake angers God. But the Gospel reveals something far greater: His mercy, grace, and goodness overflowing toward us every day.

Ephesians 2:4 says God is “rich in mercy.” His mercy is abundant, extended to people who fall short, who struggle, and who know they need Him. He chooses mercy not because we earned it, but because of His great love.

Grace builds on that mercy. It’s not passive, it’s power. Through Christ’s perfect sacrifice, we were made alive and brought into union with Him. The Holy Spirit now lives in us and quickens our mortal bodies (Romans 8:11), giving strength and transformation from the inside out.

Yes, the Bible speaks of judgment, but it also declares:   “Where sin abounded, grace did much more abound.”, Romans 5:20

Throughout history, when darkness increased, God responded with revival. Lives changed not because people were good, but because God is good. His kindness leads people to repentance (Romans 2:4).

This is not a hopeless hour. We are standing on the edge of another outpouring. God will use unexpected people, including those who feel unqualified, to carry His message.

Don’t count yourself out. The Holy Spirit is your Helper, Guide, and Strength. He empowers you to bring change wherever you go.

If you’ve wondered whether God can still use you, the answer is yes. You were made alive with Christ to be a carrier of His glory.

Believe again. Hope again. Expect again.

God bless you richly,

Gil Howard-Browne

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Living Examples

 Living Examples: Reflecting God's Presence in Our Lives

As believers, we are called to be living examples of God’s love, grace, and truth. Our daily actions, decisions, and attitudes reflect who we are in Christ, and the Bible urges us to ensure our lives align with His calling. In 2 Peter 1:10, we find this instruction: "Therefore, my brothers and sisters, make every effort to confirm your calling and election. For if you do these things, you will never stumble." Here, Peter encourages believers to live intentionally, demonstrating virtues that reveal our relationship with God.

One of the most powerful ways we can reflect God is through the Fruit of the Spirit. Galatians 5:22-23 lists these attributes, love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control, as evidence of the Holy Spirit at work within us. When we develop these virtues, our lives become a testimony to others, showing them the transformative power of God’s presence. Each interaction becomes an opportunity to share the peace and hope we have in Christ, helping others see His character through us.

Our relationship with God is built on trusting His promises. Abraham’s faith serves as a prime example of this trust. Romans 4:20-21 states, "He did not waver through unbelief regarding the promise of God, but was strengthened in his faith and gave glory to God, being fully persuaded that God had power to do what He had promised." Abraham’s unwavering confidence in God’s word, despite his circumstances, reminds us that trust is foundational to our walk with God. When we rely on His promises rather than focusing on our problems, we live a life of faith that speaks louder than words.

A practical takeaway for believers is to "pray the promises, not the problems." Instead of focusing on the difficulties we face, we should find a promise of God that speaks to our situation. Jeremiah 1:12 assures us of God’s attentiveness: "For I am watching over my word to perform it." This promise gives us confidence, knowing that God is actively working in our lives and will fulfill what He has promised. We are invited to approach life with peace and assurance, even in difficult times, knowing that God is both our guide and our sustainer.

Living as an example isn’t about perfection, it’s about faithfulness. When others see our lives, they should witness an authentic relationship with God, characterized by trust, love, and resilience. Colossians 3:17 says, "And whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through Him." This call to live for God’s glory in everything we do is the heartbeat of what it means to be a living example.

May we each strive to embody these virtues and faithfully reflect His love and truth to the world around us.

God Bless you richly,

Gil Howard-Browne

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