Troy ponders a completely new understanding of what Jesus means when he says, "Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also."

Troy launches out from Matthew 13:52 and unpacks how to create spaciousness in our lives to receive moments of clarity.

Troy explores how we can open ourselves up to receive insight into the mysteries of the Kingdom of heaven. 

Troy explores what Jesus means by the hiddenness of the kingdom of heaven. 

Matthew 13:44

Explores several strategies Jesus uses to deal with the destructive criticism and critics in his life.

Exploring two strategies Jesus uses to deal with the criticism and critics in his life. Part 1 focuses on finding the constructive elements in criticism and how to apply these two strategies to our inner critic (usually the worst critic in our lives).

Do you want to get well? Why would anyone not want to get well? Is wellbeing the true target of your life?

Like the title says, this is me thinking out loud with my Avon sisters and brothers about what Jesus' teaching about old and new wine might mean for us as a faith community. 

What does Jesus mean when he says God gives us new garments and new wine? And what does he mean when he says we need new wineskins to receive the new wine?

Troy explores three powers that we have in the Spirit - that we can use to positively impact other people's lives.