The International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church
Every year, the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church (IDOP) is observed on the first Sunday of November. This year, IDOP falls on Sunday, November 6, 2022. On All Saints’ Day, the Church remembers the saints of the Church, many of whom suffered torture or martyrdom for Jesus. The observance of IDOP every November […]
Climate Change prayer requests for COP27
The next Climate Change conference, COP27, takes place 7-18 November in Sharm el-Sheik, Egypt. God has given us dominion over the earth He created, so we have a duty to steward God’s creation and pray for its healing. Let’s pray for good implementation of the climate goals. Here’s some specific prayer points: The boldness and […]
A Tribute on the death of Graham Power
The WPC team would like to pay tribute to Graham Power the visionary and founder of the Global Day of Prayer who was promoted to Glory a few days ago. Those of us who knew and worked with Graham will remember with love and gratitude a brother in Christ who with great compassion and strong determination, launched one of the […]
A Call to pray for our Nations
With the recent resignation of Liz Truss, the UK’s Prime Minister after only 44 days in office, politically, the nation is in turmoil and instability. Now is a time to stand together and pray for God’s mercy on our nations. The WPC team are issuing an urgent call to pray for our nations at this […]
Greed to generosity
You may have read Ian Cole’s first article in this trilogy of hope – ‘No Hopelessness in the Kingdom of God’. This second article in the trilogy is, Greed (coveting) to Generosity. In my younger days, last century and all that, we used to hear about the seven deadly sins. Pride, greed, wrath, envy, lust, gluttony and […]
The biblical significance of the rainbow and the passing of Queen Elizabeth II
Crowds stood in wonder as a huge double rainbow appeared over Buckingham Palace. They had gathered there shortly after the news that the much-loved Queen Elizabeth II had sadly passed away, at the age of 96. Even more wondrous was that two more formed over Windsor Castle and also Balmoral at the same time. Newspapers […]
Christian, Don’t grow cold!
It’s an unmistakable truth: sin makes our hearts grow cold. It doesn’t happen at once, though. The process is gradual as we remove ourselves from fellowship with other believers and our heavenly Father. But how does it happen? Though every story is different, here are three questions to assess the direction you’re headed—and what effect it […]
3 Encouraging resources to boost your mental health
Our mental health matters. So we’re on a mission to build your hopes up in Christ! In this article, we bring you 3 sites for you to look at with resources that will boost your mental health and your Christian faith. This is part of our campaign of Hope which launched at the start of […]
7 ways to create a family worship culture in your home
The collective disposition around our family dinner table that night was one of deflated defeat. For hours, the kids had struggled with finishing their daily homework. My husband was recovering from a day filled with complications at the office, and I was exhausted from teaching all day. No one spoke much as we ate. And […]
One simple change that restored my relationship with God
Have you ever felt stuck in your faith? For over a year, that’s where I was with my relationship with God. I wondered where the intimacy had went. I couldn’t figure out why I couldn’t seem to read the Bible and pray on a regular basis. That was when God helped me to make one […]