INcontext International

INcontext International

5/23/2025, 8:35:18 AM

🌍 Project Mountain is reaching one of the most unreached areas on earth — deep in the Himalayan mountains where there are no church buildings, yet the body of Christ is growing! 🙌 Local pastors are trekking for days to share the Gospel in villages that have never heard the name of Jesus. They are passionate and committed, but they can’t do it alone. 💛 If you’d like to support their mission with a once-off or monthly donation, visit our ➡️ donation page: incontextinternational.org/donate/ 📌 Use MOUNTAIN as your reference. 📧 For more info: [email protected] Let’s stand with those taking the Good News to the ends of the earth.

INcontext International

5/26/2025, 11:52:48 AM

“What is happening in the world?” Well… something truly special happened in Kimberley! On Saturday, 17 May 2025, our fellowship gathering at Trinity Methodist Church was a refreshing afternoon of connection, reflection, and sharing what God is doing in our time—and wow, were we blown away. Just like Habakkuk 1:5 says, God is doing something in our time that we wouldn’t believe, even if we were told. Big thanks to everyone who came through, shared the moment, and stayed for a cuppa and a chat afterwards. It was a real blessing to be together—and we’re excited for what’s still to come.

INcontext International

5/30/2025, 10:12:30 AM

🎓 Two weeks ago, we launched Project Zambian Honour to support our missionary friends in Zambia. Their son can’t receive his degree due to study debt — but thanks to YOU, we've already raised R18,650 of R27,500! 🙌💛 🌍 This family has spent 20 years reaching unreached tribes in Zambia and Tanzania. Let’s help them cross the finish line and raise the remaining R8,850.00! 🏁🔥 ➡️ Donate today: incontextinternational.org/donate/ 📌 Use HONOUR as your reference. 📩 For more info: [email protected]

INcontext International

5/22/2025, 8:08:27 AM

Myanmar is reeling after a deadly earthquake struck in March—on top of civil war and ongoing persecution of Christians. While nations send aid, we are praying that those who bring help will also bring Jesus. Let’s stand in prayer for Myanmar’s people, especially the persecuted Church. ✝️ “How beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news…” – Isaiah 52:7 🙏 Pray. Share. Believe. 🔗 Read more: https://incontextinternational.org/2025/05/22/myanmars-hour-of-need-may-those-who-bring-aid-also-bring-jesus/

INcontext International

5/27/2025, 12:39:37 PM

🎥 "When a war zone meets a mission field…"🔥 What does faith look like under fire? Hear Pastor Viktor from Ukraine share powerful stories of hope and resilience — in conversation with our INcontext director, uncovering how the Church is standing strong in crisis. 🕊️ Real stories. Bold faith. Unshakable hope.

INcontext International

5/29/2025, 2:08:47 PM

Today we remember the powerful moment when Jesus ascended into heaven — not as the end of His mission, but the beginning of His mission through us. Before He left, He gave a clear commission: “But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be My witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.” – Acts 1:8 (NIV) As Christ reigns from heaven, we are called to carry His light across nations, cultures, and borders — empowered by the Holy Spirit, with our eyes fixed on His return. Let’s continue to live and serve with eternal perspective, faithful to the call of the risen and ascended King.

INcontext International

6/4/2025, 8:47:18 AM

🌍🕋 From 4–9 June, millions of Muslims will gather in Mecca for Hajj—a sacred pilgrimage of devotion, repentance, and seeking forgiveness. Many are genuinely seeking God during this time, and there have been reports of some encountering Jesus through dreams and visions while on Hajj. 🙌 Let us pray with faith and compassion: 🙏 That more would have divine encounters with Jesus, the true source of grace and peace. 🙏 That in their pursuit of forgiveness, they would find the living God. 🙏 That the global Church would rise up in intercession, trusting God to move powerfully. Read the full Pray for the Nations: https://incontextinternational.org/2025/06/03/pray-for-muslims-during-hajj/

INcontext International

6/3/2025, 7:10:55 AM

✨ A miracle in the midst of war… After 10 years of infertility, God gave Pastor Viktor a daughter — during one of Ukraine’s darkest seasons. But his message to the global Church isn't just about miracles. It's a wake-up call: “Be prepared for hardship. Don’t live for comfort.” 🔥 This is a story the Church needs to hear. 🎥 Watch the full interview now on YouTube. https://youtu.be/Bqt2xv1FKYA

INcontext International

5/28/2025, 9:35:48 AM

This week, we lift up Burkina Faso. Over the past month, nearly 400 lives have been lost to brutal violence. The Church there—already a small minority—is under immense pressure and persecution. Let’s stand with our brothers and sisters in Christ. 🙏 Pray for: 💛 Protection, wisdom, and boldness for believers 🕊️Peace and justice across divided communities 🕯️Healing and comfort for those who mourn May the light of Christ shine even brighter in the darkness. Read the full Pray for the Nations: https://incontextinternational.org/2025/05/27/pray-for-burkina-faso-2/

INcontext International

5/26/2025, 11:54:15 AM

Ezekiel was a Hebrew prophet and priest during the Babylonian exile (6th century BCE). God called him to deliver powerful visions and messages of judgment, restoration, and hope to the Israelites. 3 Lessons from Ezekiel’s Life: 1. Obey God—Even When It's Hard: Ezekiel was asked to do strange, symbolic, and emotionally difficult things (like lying on his side for over a year – Ez. 4:4–6, not mourning his wife’s death – Ez. 24:15–17, and acting out sieges Ez. 2:3–8). Yet he obeyed fully. His life shows us that faithfulness to God may require courage, sacrifice, and trust—even when it doesn’t make sense. 2. God’s Presence Has No Borders: Even in exile, Ezekiel saw God’s glory (Ez. 1:26–28). The people believed God’s presence was tied to the temple—but Ezekiel’s vision proved He is with us anywhere. Even in hardship or foreign places, God remains near. 3. Hope Is Never Lost: In the valley of dry bones (Ez. 37)—one of Ezekiel’s most powerful visions—God brings dead bones to life, symbolising the restoration of Israel. This vision is a reminder: no situation is too far gone. Whether it’s spiritual dryness, personal failure, or national disaster—God can restore and breathe life again.