When danger looms, the speed and clarity of the warning can make all the difference. And in London today, the gospel is that urgent message of hope, shares Graham Miller, LCM Chief Executive.
In 1588, when the Spanish Armada threatened England’s shores, the safety of the nation depended on how quickly the warning could spread.
Across the hills, wooden beacons stood ready. When danger was spotted on the horizon, the first flame was lit – then another, and another – until the whole country was roused and prepared.
The cascade of fire swept across the land, calling people to action.
This image of urgent warning is echoed in Ezekiel 33, where God appoints a watchman on the wall. When danger approaches, the watchman must sound the trumpet. If he stays silent, the consequences are devastating. But if he speaks, lives may be saved.
This ancient picture speaks powerfully into our present reality. London is not facing invading ships, but it is facing something far more serious: the holy judgment of God.
And into this moment, God is calling His people to be watchful, faithful, and courageous – to carry a message of hope and truth to those who have yet to hear it.








