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We live in a world of constant noise and distraction. A world where we need, more than ever before, to hear the voice of God, but where it is so hard to do so. Jesus shows us that through the practice of silence and solitude we can nurture a deeper relationship with him and experience the same strength, wisdom and peace that he experienced.
The SEVEN letters to churches in Revelation 2-3 deliver a powerful and relevant message for our lives today. Each letter is addressed to a specific church community highlighting its strengths and weaknesses, urging the people to overcome their challenges and remain faithful to Christ. The timeless lessons within these SEVEN letters serve as relevant guides, inspiring us to live faithfully and wholeheartedly for Christ.
Love to get into some background about the book of Revelations? Here is a great article to get you started.
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In Acts 1-8, the early church demonstrates an unwavering “WHATEVER IT TAKES” attitude in spreading the message of Jesus. Fuelled by the Holy Spirit, they fearlessly preached the gospel, performing mighty miracles in Jesus’ name. Through their relentless dedication, the church grew rapidly, transforming lives and entire communities of people. Their unwavering commitment to spreading the Gospel exemplified a remarkable “WHATEVER IT TAKES” spirit that still inspires believers today.
Haggai’s letter in the Old Testament came at a time when the children of God were extremely vulnerable. Having just returned from seventy years in exile, they had given up the idea of rebuilding the temple in Jerusalem because of some external and internal opposition. In addressing this issue, the prophet Haggai helped spark an important RENEWAL in the hearts of his people. The message of this book is timeless causing us to examine our own priorities to see if we are more interested in devotion to self or devotion to God. Where’s your heart? Does a fresh work of RENEWAL need to take place in your life today as you seek to follow Jesus?
It’s almost alarming how much Jesus talks about money. He discussed the topic of money more often than He spoke of faith and prayer combined. In fact, 11 of His 40 parables were about money or used money to teach us profound spiritual truths. This series is designed to tackle some important questions about money and how we can allow Christ to be Lord in every area of our lives.
As followers of Jesus, we are called to cross the street, step out, build bridges, and meet people where they are. We are called to live alongside our neighbours with the hope of Jesus.
Unjust and unforeseen suffering is one of the greatest problems that grips the hearts of people.
How do you react to tough times? Some of us crumble at the thought of another pain or trial. Others of us rise to the occasion. Most of us find ourselves somewhere in between. Peter’s first letter encourages us to hold on and persevere as God’s new people.
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