The God with a Knife

People of the Donkey

The instinctive human impulse to mount a "war horse" of control and self-justification during conflict prioritises the preservation of personal rights over the advancement of the Divine mission. True spiritual authority is found in the "way of the donkey," where the Kingdom of God is carried forward through the radical practice of submission and sacrificial service.

The Divine Architecture of Man

Humanity is architected in the divine image to represent God’s nature through stewardship, creative production, and the foundational calling of parenthood. Biblical fatherhood serves as a tangible reflection of God’s character, designed to anchor families in divine acceptance while championing the destinies of the next generation.

I’ll become even more undignified

Radical worship is the visceral response to the profound tension between God’s absolute holiness and the liberating grace made possible through sacrifice. It requires the intentional abandonment of cultural dignity and social standing to embrace a raw, "undignified" celebration of divine mercy.

The God with a Knife

True spiritual maturity and lasting societal transformation are forged through a vital, organic union with Christ rather than through external self-help or religious formality. The Father acts as a divine gardener, utilising the painful but purposeful process of pruning to excise malignant internal weights and cultivate a harvest of enduring spiritual fruit.

Protection | Transformation | Mission

John 17 captures Jesus’ final prayer before his arrest, revealing that heaven’s highest priorities for his followers are divine protection, spiritual formation through the Word, and an active mission to the world. These three pillars represent the heart of Christ, offering a blueprint for a life sustained by God’s power and anchored in the truth of scripture