God Still Speaks with Leon du Preez

If anyone is in Christ, that person is a new creation. You live in this world, but your identity comes from another kingdom. From 2 Corinthians 5:17 and John 17:14, the finished work of Christ becomes the ground of freedom from condemnation, confidence in prayer and a life of faith. The same Spirit who raised Jesus lives in you. You are righteous, seated with Christ and complete in Him. Let His Word reveal what He has already given, and live from that fullness rather than the fear that you are still lacking.

Jesus sees your faith, and faith sees the glory of God. Faith begins with hearing Christ, not with trying to overpower circumstances through confidence. From the four friends in Mark 2 to Martha at the tomb of Lazarus, believing takes its direction from who He is. In 2 Corinthians 4, pressure remains real, yet it cannot outweigh the eternal weight of glory. Believe what God has said, speak in agreement with His Word, and put that word into action. Look beyond the visible problem and carry others toward the supply found in Christ.

The faith God places in you can carry someone else to Jesus. Neville Goldman opens Mark 2 through the four friends who refuse to let a crowd or a roof become the end of a paralyzed man’s story. The man has the need, the friends have faith, and Jesus has the power. Through Hebrews 11:6, faith first moves toward God in hearing, worship and fellowship, then becomes visible in persistent action. Hear His Word, carry those who cannot carry themselves, and keep pressing toward Christ when obstacles stand in the way.

Neville Goldman calls believers into a naturally supernatural life built on the living Word. From John 1 and Genesis 1, he traces how God assesses a condition, speaks the word it needs and manifests that word through people who hear, believe, obey and prepare. Grace frees us to respond, while preparation makes room for purpose and provision. Through Jesus’ rejection in Mark 6, he also reveals how familiarity, offence, dishonour and unbelief can close a heart to heaven’s provision. Hear God, honour the grace He places near you and become a carrier of His glory in every sphere.

Neville Goldman reveals the voice behind the blessed life: the word God has spoken. Through Hebrews 11, Abraham’s promise and the faith required to build what is not yet visible, he shows that biblical faith begins with hearing God and rests on His character, integrity and ability. He then exposes the rival voices of doubt, familiarity, accusation, religious criticism and intimidation that try to pull believers away from a ‘God said.’ Learn to discern the voice carrying heaven’s weight, stand patiently on God’s word and keep moving until His promise becomes visible through your life.