This week we unpack "Justice" and "Forgiveness". What is Justice God's way? What is it that God desires in justice? What is forgiveness? What motivates forgiveness? What does forgiveness achieve? and what happens when we don't forgive?

This week we examine God's heart, His desire to have a relationship with mankind, His desire for us to find redemption and reconciliation with him and to also be his agents of hope and love to a world that is hopelessly lost and broken. To pursue this heart of God, we, ourselves, need to allow God to change our hearts, soften our hearts so that we have love for one another.

This week we explore our heart reaction when life is tough - when we ask the question "Where are you God?" Are we really asking the question? Are we making an accusation against God? Is our heart drawn to know God's ways, or do we reveal within ourselves a desire for God to bend to our desires, our perspective and our will? Our Heart attitudes and responses matter - will yours draw you to God's ways?

This week as we see how the exiles had become distracted from their covenant relationship with God and had become just like all the other nations around them. We explore what it means for us today as followers of Jesus to move from distraction to devotion.

This week as we begin in Nehemiah, we see that God's plans are bigger than we can imagine; that we are a part of God's plans; and our part is simple - tune our hearts to God's heart and make God's plans our plans

This week we delve into the challenges faced when the issue of Divorce. What does God say about divorce and How should we see Marriage and Divorce through God's eyes?

This week we come to the end of the book of Ezra and explore the challenges faced when the priorities in our lives become unequally yoked with our relationship with God. We ask the question when should we compromise and when shouldn't we compromise?

This week we look at who Ezra is, where his passion lies and how even in impossible situations, God has a plan and he makes a way

This week we continue in Ezra chapters 4-6. We see that even though the returned exiles are following God's plan, they face stiff opposition. At the heart of it all is their conviction to follow God and this is our challenge too. In chapter 5 verse 11 in their response to the opposition to their work they declare "We are the servants of the God of heaven and earth, and we are rebuilding the house that was built many years ago, which a great king of Israel built and finished." This too becomes our challenge, as we seek the transformation and rebuilding of the temple of the Holy Spirit within our lives.

This week we begin in Ezra chapter 1 and see how when God has a plan, He Provides the way.