Don’t let fear hold you back—Jesus is calling you to join His mission today!

Stop holding back; bow down and let Jesus take the lead, and experience the true change only He can bring.

True transformation happens when we trust Jesus over our own understanding and follow His lead, even when it doesn't make sense.

If you want the change that Jesus can bring, you’ve got to open yourself up and let him into your life. Even if people have hurt you, He won’t!

Jesus offers more than superficial change—He transforms us completely if we open ourselves to His grace.

One last story from Brian's book, about getting down on the floor to love those who need it most.

In the height of apartheid, Brian was busy bringing people together for the sake of Christ. How might you stand for good, in a world of evil, today?

Brian Helsby’s mentors meant so much to him. Our world needs Christian mentors more than ever. Be one today!

Brian Helsby shares a story the patience he had to develop with a new believer named Jeff, and how God's persistent love, embodied through patient believers, can transform lives.

Brian Helsby’s book “God’s Love Stories” offers inspiring real-life stories of God’s love – including the time a young man came to know God’s love through Brian’s consistent care.

Backsliding can be conquered – but don’t procrastinate! Come home today.

If you find yourself backsliding, don’t despair. God offers you a way out.

Backsliding often creeps up on you without your realising. Beware the cunning enemy trying to lull you into backsliding!

We all have the capacity to backslide. It’s when we think we are standing firmest, that we need to be most careful of falling.

Backsliding is a common struggle for Christians.

When we talk about Pharisees, we can often think that compromise is ok, for the sake of humility. It isn’t!

Pharisees see Christianity primarily as a moral code. It’s so much more!

Faithful Christians, like Pharisees, sometimes find themselves looking down on others. We shouldn’t!

One of the biggest mistakes Pharisees make is becoming self=righteous.

Many church goers are faithful, but perhaps are starting to look more like Pharisees than they’d wish to admit