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NowWordz is a portal—an open window into the ever-unfolding Divine Narrative authored by God alone.

Click below to explore how each theme weaves itself into the sacred tapestry of relationship, grace, and union, as unveiled in Ephesians One—often called 

“The Glory of God.”

The Story Continues

…The Story Continues…

The Bible’s narrative didn’t end with its final verse—it flows through us to our generation.

We are not just readers of scripture; we are its present-day message. We are living words, words still being written, the eternal Gospel, the ever-unfolding divine story as God's Now Wordz!

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"But the basic reality of God is plain enough. Open your eyes and there it is! By taking a long and thoughtful look at what God has created, people have always been able to see what their eyes as such can’t see: eternal power, for instance, and the mystery of his divine being. So nobody has a good excuse."
Romans 1:20 MSG

The sacred tapestry of Biblical stories, woven over millennia, extend far beyond the pages of ancient texts. By confining our spiritual journey to the hallowed confines of a bygone era, we risk missing the divine masterpiece that unfolds before us.

The epic narratives of humans, reflecting the image of The Creator continues to be inscribed upon the hearts of believers. They are found in the hallowed halls of scripture and the secular realms of thought, whispered in quiet moments of contemplation, and proclaimed in vibrant expressions of faith. They are shared in sacred spaces and secular forums, through ancient traditions and modern technology.

Each of us is a living chapter in these ongoing stories. Our lives, our choices, our love, and our service are the ink with which we write our past. We are not mere spectators; we are active participants in the unfolding drama of the creation of Eternity.

          Bob Ingle

Explore The Father's Heart

“Oh God, will we not trust you? Will, we not find you more than our faith can believe? One day, we will laugh at ourselves, that we looked so little to you. Thank God that your giving is not limited by our hoping.”

      George MacDonald