GEN Z

Because of my own testimony, I understand many of the struggles that young people face today—fear, addiction, rejection, shame, insecurity, and the search for identity. I know what it is like to be bound by sin, and I also know the freedom that is found in Jesus.

I believe Jesus wants to break the power of sin over Gen Z and raise up a generation that walks boldly in the fear of the Lord. “The friendship of the LORD is for those who fear him” — Psalm 25:14. I believe Jesus is looking for a generation of friends and disciples who are completely surrendered to Him and fully yielded to the work of the Holy Spirit.

The Lord is calling Gen Z out of lukewarm Christianity and awakening a generation with a holy zeal for Jesus. I long to see a passion for the presence of God consume young people—to see them fall deeply in love with Jesus, walk in holiness, and carry the Gospel without shame.

I have a particular burden to see the young men of this generation rise up as men of God—walking in purity, holiness, and integrity, and ultimately leading their families in the fear of the Lord. I believe God is raising up sons who will break cycles of sin and establish households centered around Jesus.

But this transformation can only come through the Gospel. It is the blood of Jesus that washes us clean, and it is the power of the Gospel that saves. That is why I believe the Gospel must be boldly proclaimed to young people. They don't simply need better advice or a better lifestyle—they need Jesus.

I think the heart of David expressed throughout the Psalms reflects a longing that God is awakening in this generation. His desire was not simply for the blessings of God, but for God Himself. I want to see that same hunger awakened in Gen Z—a generation that can say:

“Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right spirit within me. Cast me not away from your presence, and take not your Holy Spirit from me.” — Psalm 51:10–11

“One thing have I asked of the LORD… that I may dwell in the house of the LORD all the days of my life.” — Psalm 27:4

“As a deer pants for flowing streams, so pants my soul for you, O God.” — Psalm 42:1

The Father Heart Of God

The Father's heart is so beautiful. “See what kind of love the Father has given to us, that we should be called children of God” — 1 John 3:1.

Through Jesus, God has adopted us into His family. He doesn't simply save us from our sin; He brings us into relationship with Himself and gives us the identity of sons and daughters.

I believe that until we encounter the Spirit of adoption through Jesus, there will always be a place within our hearts that is orphaned to an extent . Even when someone has grown up in a loving and healthy family, there is a deeper need within every human heart to know the perfect love of our Heavenly Father.

The reality is that many young people today have experienced brokenness within their families. In England and Wales alone, there were over 100,000 divorces in 2023, the Ministry of Justice estimates that almost 193,000 children had a parent in prison during 2021–22 .In Great Britain, an estimated 3.9 million children lived in separated families in 2025. Behind these statistics are real young people who may have experienced abandonment, rejection, broken relationships, or the absence of a father.

This is why I have such a passion to see young people encounter the Father's heart. I want to see those who feel rejected discover that they are chosen, those who feel abandoned discover that they are never alone, and those who don't know where they belong discover that they have a place in the family of God.

“For you did not receive the spirit of slavery to fall back into fear, but you have received the Spirit of adoption as sons, by whom we cry, ‘Abba! Father!’” — Romans 8:15.

The Holy Spirit wants to reveal the Father to a generation. He wants to heal the places where people have experienced rejection, restore identity, and reveal the love of a Father who never abandons His children.

God has placed a burning heart within me to see the nations reached with the Gospel, in accordance with the promise of Matthew 24:14—that the Gospel of the Kingdom will be proclaimed throughout the whole world as a testimony to all nations.

I believe the Body of Christ has been commanded to preach the Gospel to all creation. I am deeply provoked by the reality that an estimated 3–3.4 billion people live within the 10/40 Window, many of whom have little or no access to the Gospel.

The 10/40 Window is a region stretching roughly between 10 and 40 degrees north of the equator, covering parts of North Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. It contains many of the world's least-reached people groups and some of the largest populations who have never had a meaningful opportunity to hear the Gospel.

I know these people are worth reaching. My desire is to see the Church respond to the Great Commission by carrying the Gospel into places where Jesus is least known, raising up disciples and churches, and seeing nations transformed by the power and presence of God.

I feel deeply honoured that Jesus would allow me to share in His heart for the unreached. The more I encounter His heart for those who have never heard, the more I long to partner with what He is doing among the nations.

The Nations & The 10/40 Window