Ps James Edwards starts off this month's theme, 'Why Jesus' by preaching on, 'For Light'. He shows that there is a power in following Jesus and a transformation that does take place within ourselves. James says we should ask ourselves if we are trusting and following the light, and doing it correctly. We need to grow in ourselves and become responsible in our walk with God to represent Jesus well in society. In effect, we become the light that Christ has always intends us to be.

Ps Phil Pringle shares how the glory of God had first started and revealed by likes of John the Baptist and Moses. PHe shows we must position ourselves to get ready for what is to come and clear out anything in preparation for God. What occupies your attention is what you look at, which is why we must use the Bible as a true reflection of ourselves. Jesus Himself is the revealing of the glory of God and the spirit of the Lord.

Mark Kelsey shares how we are given opportunities from God as to how we can be aware of these doors. Mark gives his own account of how he was introduced to God and the life-changing events that happened afterwards. Mark also shows that to see God, we must have a transformed way in our way of thinking. Instead of following the world, we must have a relationship with God. By doing so, we can have access to our calling, discover empowerment and experience that richness that we are to inherit.

We are called as Christians to lead a meaningful life. For us to do this, we should leave a legacy. One way to do this is to be generous and God gives us how generous his truly is. Afterall, it was God who gave His only son to save our lives. By being a generous example, we can reflect the image of God and put hope into peoples' lives.

Alex Lee shares how God wants to unlock the gifts in our life. He shows how it is more blessed to give than receive as spoken in the book of Acts. Try not to be too complacent in your ways is a key to releasing your potential. As you step out and trust God; He will show up. Start with what you got and see what God can do.

Mark Saundercock talks about how we often go through times of trial and our first instinct is usually not to look to God. What we don't realise is that God is always there for us in times of trouble. Mark shares how when we combine prayer with being 'Linked-in' to our church community, we will find that things will start to turn around for us.