Mpower News & Articles

How you really can do it
God removed our stabilisers, and without our ‘stuff’ we have learned to focus on Jesus in lockdown
Counting the real cost of Christmas
When it comes to honouring God, we need to be more like Joseph, writes MPower Director Mark Lyndon-Jones
We were perhaps more Alpha course than Alpha male
Elim’s MPower team got some extra tough training recently.
A dedicated band of inspiring men
Liam Husband shares his thoughts after visiting Kenya with a group of Elim men.
Run the race ahead of you!
At the start of a new decade you should adopt a determined and single-minded attitude, urges Mark-Lyndon Jones.
Is your life a ‘living sermon’?
MPower’s Nick Whittome looks at what can happen when even the smallest seed is sown
Why it’s never all about you
God often uses moments in life to remind you that no matter how good you think you are, it’s not all about you, explains Carl Johnston
Run for your life!
Signing up for a half-marathon helped Alex Morgan get in shape.
Why you should always answer in the Spirit
When answering argumentative people, always answer in the Spirit; never answer in the same tone and at the emotional level as they are speaking.
Darkness can drive a man into a solitary place
Mental health issues are all too frequent these days, says Carl Longman... speaking from personal experience
Expectant hearts follow momentous event
Paul tells Timothy he wants ‘men everywhere to lift up holy hands in prayer’. MPower responded to that call with a powerful prayer event in February, as Mark Lyndon-Jones reports
Do you need a fresh perspective on men’s ministry?
After attending MPOWER's annual men's gathering in Malvern, Michael Williams, took a fresh look at men's ministry.
How God’s plan for man is rooted in trees
At the core of the gospel story of God’s love and Jesus’ sacrifice is a tree, writes Gordon Allan
Taking one small step for Jesus
Is it your time to ‘have a go’, writes Nick Whittome.
Learning to develop your night vision
Having an awareness of God’s presence will help even during the darkest periods of life, writes Gordon Allan.
Relaunching outreach to Estonian men
Over the years, men's events have touched the lives of many, which is why Mark Lyndon-Jones took a team from MPower to the Baltics.
What is the mystery to discipling men?
Darren Edwards, of Ignite Church, Lincoln, outlines some key elements.
Why prayer needs your full devotion!
You can't treat prayer like a fast food takeaway. The secret is in waiting, writes Gordon Allan.
How do you reach persecuted Christians?
MPower Director Mark Lyndon-Jones reports following an undercover mission with humanitarian organisation Open Doors.
Bible heroes are far from perfect
Heroes of the faith are produced in troubled times, writes Carl Johnston.
Why our men have been praying all night
Can men get passionate about prayer? Nick Whittome, associate pastor at Birmingham City Church certainly thinks so.
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It’s significant and powerful when men pray
Mark Lyndon-Jones explains why prayer is top of the agenda this year and how you can be part of it.
Are you Battle Ready?
Men love a challenge and none greater the call to follow Christ, says Mark Lyndon-Jones.
What happens when the men pray?
Men need to track how prayer transforms their circumstances, and even more importantly how the act of praying transforms themselves.
You need to be equipped for the job
Men love a challenge and none greater the call to follow Christ, says Mark Lyndon-Jones
Mission to rescue child soldiers
A group of Elim men will be embarking on an extraordinary mission in May when they travel to the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Time in the presence of our Father
Prayer may not always be at the top of a man's to-do-list, but it isn't an optional extra, says Gordon Allan.
Take up the sword and the spirit
Surrender yourself to God and invite the Holy Spirit's power into every area of your life, urges Gordon Allan.
How we can be fathers to the fatherless
Christmas is a time for families to be together, but too many children have no contact with their fathers, says Simon Whitley.