WEWEGE PERSPECTIVES
Sharing God stories, wisdom and prophecy
Big Faith for Big People
One of the first words a child learns to say is “Why?” This simple question reflects a deep, God-given desire within us to seek understanding. As believers, we must ask ourselves: Why do we need faith?
New Zealand Prophetic Word March 2025
I (Colleen) have the privilege of being on the New Zealand Prophetic Council. This is the word I shared there.
Stepping Into Traffic
Bernhard and I have just had the privilege of ministering in Manado, Indonesia . We love the EN family and we’re so blessed to have been there for the third time. We love different cultures and the diversity of the spiritual family around the world. We love experiencing different food, different architecture, different ways of doing life…
Citizenship
After living in New Zealand for eighteen years, I have intentionally chosen to take out New Zealand citizenship. Many of my friends wonder why it has taken me this long.
It’s amazing that we get to be a son or daughter of God
One of the greatest life changing revelations or ‘wow’ moments in my journey as a Bible believer, was when the scales dropped off my eyes and for the first time I understood, that I am a ‘son of God’ or a ‘child of God’.
Leadership X
In the bible story about Cleopas and another disciple, we read that they were on their way to a village called Emmaus, when a stranger approached them and asked why they were so downcast.
Have You Made God Your Head Coach yet?
It was fantastic been able to be at the Aussie Open tennis this week. I was reminded of how Bernhard and I met in 1978 ! I arrived in Port Elizabeth South Africa to study teaching, after spending a year on the mission field on the campuses in South America…
Activate the Gifts in You
Being a very practical person when reading and trying to understand the spiritual truths in the Bible, the following two passages of scripture have become very real, powerful and profound in practical application.
Unconditional Love - Let's Get Practical
The opposite of unconditional love, is ‘conditional love’. I cringe every time I hear a mom or dad say the following to their son or daughter, ‘Paul, if you don’t stop crying mommy won’t love you anymore!’