Paul cautions that some who want to teach the gospel don't actually know what they're talking about, so true ministers are tested by trustworthiness, not merely desire. Test the teachers and voices shaping your faith - are they truly trustworthy?

Thank you for the support my friends! For your extra devo today, I want to share my own testimony of learning to love people

The early church included gifted women who taught, prophesied, and led - a reminder that God calls and equips all His people to lead others toward Christ. Step up today in whatever sphere of influence God has given you.

Dorcas modelled devoted, practical service to those in need - a challenge to every follower of Christ. Ask yourself today whether you are truly devoted to doing good, or leaving it to others.

Extraordinary faith often begins with ordinary, unglamorous service. Ask God today where He is calling you to serve - and do it willingly, like Philip.

The women came to the tomb to anoint Jesus - even in their grief, they wanted to serve Him. This Easter, bring your 'spices' and offer your best to the risen King.

John Hyde, known as "Praying Hyde," was a missionary consumed with intercessory prayer whose fervent prayers brought revival to India. Consider this week how seriously you take prayer and whether you're willing to make it a priority in your life.

Paul prayed earnestly for opportunities to minister to those he loved, asking God to clear the way for him to serve. This week, commit to praying daily for God to send you opportunities to bless and serve others.

Beyond financial support, your prayers are the greatest gift you can give to ministry work - join in lifting up God's servants as they serve.

Learning a new language opens doors to understanding the heart of a people, but even more importantly, learning to truly listen and speak with care can deepen all your relationships.

Rev Ray Goddess explores Mary's profound role as the first witness to the resurrection in today's Easter devotion.

Paul’s opening words to Timothy underline how God was at the centre of his life – even in the way he introduced himself.