The OutPost

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A small military camp a distance from the main army, to guard against surprise attack:

The OutPost is a place where anyone can lean in for rest, refuge, prayer and freedom in Christ, which can be experienced at its deepest in community with other people. The Mission of the OutPost is to engage with people, where they are at, to believe for and with them for freedom from societies artificially created wants, for release from the bo***ge of pain, shame, sickness and a life dictated by false identity, false value and false worth.

15/02/2026

The Lord will direct your path Proverbs 3:5-6.

The Lord will provide what is needed Philippians 4:19.

The Lord will sustain the one who leans on Him Psalm 55:22.

So my dear weary soul, do not look inward for strength. Look to Him. Seek the Lord while He may be found Isaiah 55:6. Trust Him when the road is unclear Psalm 37:5. Stay the course, not because you are strong, but because He is faithful 1 Corinthians 1:9.

He does not abandon what He begins. “He who began a good work in you will bring it to completion” Philippians 1:6.

17/01/2026

The Church is not Burger King “have it your way”.

The Church is a people saved by the true King, empowered by the Spirit, and commissioned to take the gospel to the ends of the earth.

It’s not about your way,
it’s about His way.

No room for compromise, no room for empowering sinful lifestyles, no room for religious rituals, because His way doesn't require the added relish of your junk food take out.

13/01/2026

We are seeing, across the globe, in real time, why we have a hope, that was never meant to rest in or have its foundation upon this world.

Every earthly system will be shaken, nations are rising and falling, Economies are collapsing and powers are shifting. Yet everything we are seeing Scripture prophecies would happen.

“Everything that can be shaken will be shaken” Hebrews 12:27.

We are watching, as the absolute truth of God's Word unfolds, and only that which cannot be shaken will remain.

When we walk with Christ, in submission to His Lordship and Sovereignty, we belong to a kingdom that does not depend on politics, stability, or human strength.

“My kingdom is not of this world” John 18:36.

This is not simply poetic niceness, It is reality. When this world order trembles, we the believer are reminded where our citizenship truly lies.

"But our citizenship is in heaven, and from there we eagerly await a Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ" philippians 3:20

The shaking of this world's order should not concern or frighten God’s people, rather it should give us a confidence in the foundation, and promise of His Word.

“We are receiving a kingdom that cannot be shaken” Hebrews 12:28.

That is why, as everything around us seems to be falling apart, we can still worship the only God who is with reverence and awe, knowing we remain secure, as long as we remain in Him.

This shaking and trembling, we are witnessing is a reminder to us all that If our peace rises and falls with the world, our hope has been placed in the wrong kingdom.

31/12/2025

Have you ever wondered 🤔 what the major belief differences are between born again Christian's and the Witnesses? (Please don't call them Jehovahs Witnesses, words are powerful, so we should not be speaking that authority over them. They are Watchtower Witnesses, if anything)

1. View of Jesus Christ

(Bible)
- Teaches that Jesus is fully God
and fully man.
- Jesus is eternal, not created.
- Jesus is worshiped as Lord
(John 1:1, John 20:28).

( Witnesses)
- Believe Jesus is not God.
- Teach that Jesus is Michael the
Archangel in human form.
- Believe Jesus was created by God.

2. The Trinity

(Bible)
- Teaches one God in three persons:
Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
- The Trinity is seen throughout
Scripture (Matthew 28:19).

(Witnesses)
- Reject the Trinity.
- Believe God (Jehovah) is one person
only.

3. Salvation

(Bible)
- Salvation is by grace alone through
faith alone in Jesus Christ.
- Good works are a result of salvation,
not the cause (Ephesians 2:8–9).
- All believers share the same eternal
hope.

(Witnesses)
- Salvation is based on faith plus
works.
- Requires obedience to Watchtower
teachings, evangelism, and loyalty to
the organization.
- Only 144,000 go to heaven; others
hope to live on a restored earth.

4. Authority of Scripture

(Bible)
- The Bible alone is the highest
authority (Sola Scriptura).
- Scripture interprets Scripture.

( Witnesses)
- The Watchtower Society is the final
authority on interpreting Scripture.
- Members are discouraged from
independent interpretation.

5. The Holy Spirit

(Bible)
- Teaches the Holy Spirit is a person,
fully God.
- The Spirit teaches, guides, and can
be grieved (John 14:26).

( Witnesses)
- Believe the Holy Spirit is God’s
impersonal force, not a person.

6. The Cross and Resurrection

(Bible)
- Teaches Jesus died on a cross.
- Affirms a physical, bodily
resurrection.

( Witnesses)
- Believe Jesus died on a stake,
not a cross.
- Teach Jesus was raised spiritually,
not bodily.

7. Assurance of Salvation

(Bible)
- Believers can have assurance of
salvation through Christ (1 Jn 5:13).

( Witnesses)
- No assurance of salvation.
- Salvation depends on continued
faithfulness to the organization.

As you can see, they are definitely not the same.
Whenever you look at a church/religious structure, and want to know where they stand in line with Scripture, then these 7 points are a good indicator.

11/12/2025

“It is finished.”

Do you really believe it? Or are you secretly trying to finish what Christ already completed? Many profess faith but still labour as though something in themselves must be added to secure God’s favour. But when Jesus said, “It is finished” John 19:30 He did not mean it was almost finished or partly finished. He declared the work of redemption complete, final, sufficient.

If you think obedience earns favour, you do not believe it is finished. If you think tears or feelings contribute to your acceptance, you do not believe it is finished. If you imagine repentance itself pays for your sin rather than Christ, you do not believe it is finished. Salvation is not wages. It is gift. Romans 6:23

The cross does not invite you to finish what Christ began. It calls you to bow before what Christ has already done. You can never add anything to finished work except unbelief. Faith does not improve the cross. Faith receives the cross. Faith does not supplement grace. Faith submits to grace. Christ did not come to make salvation possible. He came to accomplish it. Hebrews 9:12

If “finished” does not silence every attempt to merit grace, then you do not yet grasp what happened on Calvary. Salvation is not Christ plus you. It is Christ instead of you. Isaiah 53:5 He bore our sin. He carried our curse. He satisfied divine justice. And the Father raised Him as proof that the debt is paid in full. Romans 4:25

So the question remains. Do you believe “it is finished”? Or are you still trying to be your own saviour in some hidden corner of the heart?

06/12/2025

"The people that walked in darkness have seen a great light: they that dwell in the land of the shadow of death, upon them hath the light shined. - Isaiah 9:2

In the midst of the celebrations this season brings. The nativities, the carols, Christmas 🎄 services, presents 🎁 and family gatherings, we are reminded that Jesus came to that manger as a baby not just for those in celebration, but He came for those in mourning, the heartbroken 💔 and the lonely 😢

He came for you, in this moment, whatever this moment is, because the heart of Christmas tells us that Jesus stepped down from heavens balcony, throwing Himself into the arms of a broken, hurting and lost humanity.

So If this year has broken you down, isolated you, left you grieving or fearful or hurt. I want you to know that you don't have to paint on a false smile or muster up cheer, for you are welcome to come to the Savior who came for you, right where you are.
That's what Immanuel means, God with us in the dirt giving us hope in the face of despair.

Maybe for you, Christmas is the time, just to sit at the Saviours feet, and let His love for you be all the gift you need.

04/12/2025

A believer has only one brief flame to spend in this world, and the question is never where the light is easiest to shine but where it is most needed. Christ did not raise us to hide among comforts or settle where truth is already abundant. He sends His people into places where darkness is thick, where hearts are blind, where the gospel has not yet pierced the silence.

Paul wrote, “I will most gladly spend and be spent for your souls” (2 Corinthians 12:15). He burned his life out among the unreached, not the comfortable. Jesus said, “You are the light of the world” (Matthew 5:14), and light has no purpose if it seeks places already bright. The Son of Man Himself came “to seek and to save the lost” (Luke 19:10), walking straight into the shadows we once feared.

A single candle in a dark land does more than a hundred candles in a room already lit.

If God has given us breath, it is not for safety but for service, not for ease but for witness. Better to burn out where darkness reigns than to rust away among the already convinced.

29/11/2025

When a believer grows tired of hearing about Jesus and His work as Saviour and Redeemer, it is never a small issue. It exposes a heart drifting back toward self righteousness. The people who know their sin the most are the ones who never grow weary of the gospel. The people who forget their sin the quickest are the ones who begin to find the gospel repetitive.

Scripture shows this repeatedly. Israel forgot the Lord and trusted in themselves, and God says they “did not remember His power” in Psalm 78:11. The psalmist confesses, “I forget the Lord and lean on my own understanding,” echoing the reality that our hearts wander unless God holds us fast. Peter warns believers that without constant remembrance they become “blind” and “forget that they were cleansed from their former sins” in 2 Peter 1:9.

This is why we need the gospel every day. We forget it every day. We forget how lost we were. We forget that “all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God” as Romans 3:23 says. We forget what it cost Christ to save us. We forget that “He was wounded for our transgressions” as Isaiah 53:5 declares. We forget our weakness and begin to trust ourselves again, even though Jesus said, “Apart from me you can do nothing” in John 15:5.

Paul told the Corinthians that he delivered to them “as of first importance” the death and resurrection of Christ in 1 Corinthians 15:3 to 4. He warned the Galatians that if they began by the Spirit, they could not now perfect themselves by the flesh in Galatians 3:3. And the writer of Hebrews urges us to “consider Him” daily so we do not grow weary and lose heart in Hebrews 12:3.

A Christian who understands grace never gets tired of hearing about Jesus. The gospel is not the doorway into the Christian life. It is the foundation, the food, the strength, and the anchor of the Christian life. When our hearts cool toward the gospel, it means our hearts have warmed toward ourselves.

The cure is simple and painful and beautiful. Return again to the cross. Remember again the mercy that saved you. Let the Word humble you, expose you, and revive you. A heart that sees Christ clearly will never find Him boring.

08/11/2025

🚫No baptism
🚫 No communion
🚫 No confirmation
🚫 speaking in tongues
🚫 No mission trip
🚫 No volunteering
🚫 No financial gifts
🚫No church clothes
🚫No priestly rituals

He couldn’t even bend his knees to pray. He didn’t say the sinner’s prayer and among other things, he was a criminal and he was worthy of death. Jesus didn’t take way his pain, heal his body, or smite his scoffers.

He was a thief who walked into paradise the same hour as Jesus simply by believing.

He had nothing more to offer other than his belief that Jesus was who He said He was. No spin from brilliant theologians. No ego or arrogance.
No shiny lights, skinny jeans, or crafty words.
No haze machine, donuts, or coffee in the lobby. No waving of incense or kneeling at relics.

Just a naked dying man on a cross unable to even fold his hands to pray.

For God so loved the world that He gave His only Son so that WHOEVER believes in Him will not perish but have everlasting life.

- John 3:16

Because ……. THAT IS ENOUGH !!

14/10/2025

The greatest tragedy in modern Christianity is not moral failure or false teaching, but the quiet arrogance that creeps into the heart of those who have forgotten what they were before grace found them. We speak as if we climbed out of sin through discipline and devotion, forgetting that the pit was too deep and our hands too weak.

The gospel is not a reward for the righteous but mercy for the guilty. The believer does not stand above the sinner,, he stands beside him, both in need of the same cross.We were not saved because we were better than others. We were saved because Christ was better than us.

Scripture does not flatter us. It calls us what we truly are: dead in trespasses, slaves to sin, enemies of God, and by nature children of wrath (Ephesians 2:1-3). The gospel begins where pride dies. It does not tell us how to improve ourselves but how to die to ourselves.

To be a Christian is to remember that everything we have was given. Faith itself is a gift (Ephesians 2:8). Repentance is granted by God (2 Timothy 2:25). Even perseverance is sustained by His power (1 Peter 1:5). There is no room for boasting because there is no contribution from us.

The world often sees Christians as self-righteous moralists correcting others from a pedestal of superiority. And sadly, many have lived that way… forgetting that Holiness without humility is hypocrisy. But the true believer knows he was rescued from the same corruption he now warns others about. When we speak against sin, it is not as judges but as survivors of grace.

The gospel does not make us better than others; it makes us aware of how much worse we were than we thought. The Pharisee stood in the temple and thanked God that he was not like other men. The tax collector beat his chest and cried, “God, be merciful to me, a sinner” (Luke 18:13). One went home justified. The other went home confident.

We do not preach because we have conquered sin. We preach because we were conquered by mercy. Evangelism is not the strong helping the weak; it is the starving showing others where bread can be found. Christ did not come to affirm the worthy but to redeem the unworthy. Every Christian who has tasted grace should remember what it cost - blood, not effort.

The Church has not lost its power, for its power is Christ Himself. What many see as weakness is often the world’s counterfeit of Christianity - religion without repentance, speech without substance, and zeal without humility. The Church that truly belongs to Christ still walks in His strength, still proclaims His truth, and still bows low at His feet.

There is no pride in a man who knows what he has been saved from. The one who remembers the stench of the pit does not boast in how clean he now looks. He knows that every breath he takes is grace extended.

So, when we tell the world about Christ, let us not sound like moral instructors but like beggars who found food. Let our message carry the humility of the forgiven, not the pride of the religious.

We were hungry. He fed us. We were blind. He opened our eyes. We were dead. He made us alive. That is the gospel - not our story of goodness, but His story of grace.

07/10/2025

Laughter, ridicule, opposition, and persecution have always been the world’s reward to those who follow Christ. It was so in the days of the prophets, and it has not changed in ours. The world that once cried “Hosanna” soon shouted “Crucify Him.” And if they treated the Master that way, should His servants expect applause?

Jesus warned us plainly, “If the world hates you, know that it has hated Me before it hated you” (John 15:18). The mockery we face is not new. It is the echo of the same hatred that nailed the Son of God to a cross. The laughter of the world is not harmless. It is the sound of rebellion against the truth. And yet, Christ told us to rejoice when men revile us and persecute us, for “great is your reward in heaven” (Matthew 5:12).

The believer’s joy is not found in the approval of men but in the fellowship of the One who bore our shame. The apostles were beaten, imprisoned, and killed, yet they rejoiced that they were counted worthy to suffer for His name (Acts 5:41). They understood what many today forget that the scorn of the world is often the seal of true discipleship.

Our age loves comfort and acceptance. But the cross has never been fashionable. To stand with Christ is to stand against the world, and that will always invite ridicule. The gospel confronts pride, exposes sin, and shatters the illusion of self-righteousness. Men will mock what convicts them. But to be loved by the world is to be at peace with its rebellion, and no friend of the world can be a friend of God (James 4:4).

So let the world laugh. Let it ridicule and oppose. These are not signs of failure but of faithfulness. The narrow road is never crowded. The same Christ who was despised and rejected walks with us still. Every insult, every wound, every tear draws us nearer to Him who bore it first.

And when the world has spent its laughter, there will be silence. For the One they mocked will return, not as the Lamb who was slain, but as the King who reigns. Then those who wept for righteousness will be comforted, and those who laughed at truth will face the truth they denied.

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