Christine Caine

Christine Caine shares powerful insights from her book in an article published by www.propelwomen.org . She writes with relevance and power: “None of us will ever forget the last four years, will we? In addition to moving through a global pandemic, and watching it continue into 2021, we experienced natural disasters on most every continent—hurricanes, wildfires, tornadoes, drought and flooding. The ground warmed enough in the mid-Atlantic region for billions of Cicadas to emerge—after 17...

I remember even being at school, I was the little ethnic kid. You know, my parents came from Egypt into Australia after the overflow of king Farouk. And there was a lot of shame because I didn’t look like the other kids, I didn’t speak like the other kids. I had a very strong accent. I didn’t speak English really until I was five. And so I felt, I knew there was something different. And shame kind of makes you feel like that there’s something wrong with me, there’s something not right with...

The Australian Coat of Arms depicts a very insightful image—and one that I hold dear since I was born and raised in Australia. There are two animals portrayed holding up a shield—the Red Kangaroo and the Emu. They were chosen not only because they are indigenous to Australia, but also because they were created to move forward. The Emu, a large non-flying bird slightly smaller than its cousin the Ostrich, is known for its speed covering as much as nine feet in a single step when running full...

God loves you. God is good, God does good, and God is always working all things for our good—even through all the unexpected events (Romans 8:28). He doesn’t cause bad things to happen, but he’s always there leading us, working in the midst of them for our good. He always has a plan, purpose and destiny for our lives regardless of what we see going on (Jeremiah 29:11). God wants us to drop what we don’t need to be doing, so we can pick up what he wants us to be doing. 1. Stop doing things...

Embrace Your Place Series: In His House 1 Corinthians 12:12-27 Hey, everybody, two weeks from now we’re launching our big new series for the Fall; it’s called Love Song. On that weekend, we’re going to baptize, at all our locations. If you need to be baptized, this is the time to do it, and you’re going to want to bring friends like crazy to see you declare your faith in Christ. Also, there are few subjects in the world I love to talk about more than how to have a great relationship, a...

The Australian Coat of Arms depicts a very insightful image—and one that I hold dear since I was born and raised in Australia. There are two animals portrayed holding up a shield—the Red Kangaroo and the Emu. They were chosen not only because they are indigenous to Australia, but also because they were created to move forward. The Emu, a large non-flying bird slightly smaller than its cousin the Ostrich, is known for its speed covering as much as nine feet in a single step when running full...

How to use Talk It Over: MAKER OF MIRACLES (CHRISTINE CAINE) Talking through the message during the week helps you and your group turn what God is saying to you into action steps. Begin with the key questions, add any optional scriptures and questions if needed, and then wrap up by deciding on your next steps. Christine’s Main Idea: Let’s not be a church that knows the miracles of God, but instead be a church that is intimately acquainted with the God of miracles. Key Questions: • How have...

I love to run—with friends, alone, on a trail, anytime, anywhere. I love the challenge and the press of reaching new milestones and levels of exertion, so I know what it’s like to hit a wall. It’s that roadblock moment mid-run that’s actually a form of a collapse of the entire system: body and form, brains and emotion. Your legs feel like concrete, your breathing becomes labored, and you begin to shuffle. It’s where the brain works fine, but the legs up and quit. When you hit a wall, you...

Sometimes life happens faster than we can run our race.  We can’t control everything that happens to us or around us. We can’t control the decisions others make that deeply affect us. Even if we’ve walked with Christ for years and allowed him to do a deep healing work inside of us, we can still find ourselves in a place we never dreamed. A place we never intended to be. A place asking ourselves, “How did I get here?” I’ve been there. A few years ago, I found myself in a place where I wanted...