The world we live in is radically changing. Words that used to have a certain meaning have now been adapted to have several, with most influenced by culture, perception, and personal feeling. One such adapted word is "love!" Believers are encouraged to walk in love, but what does this really mean? What is "love?" And what is the way of love the church is meant to abide by? Thomas shares more in this message.

We are complete in Christ, yet some of us do not even realise it. The Holy Spirit indwells all believers, enabling each one to move in His power. The question is, if we have the power of the Holy Spirit within us, why then can we allow the things of this world to hold us captive. Tune in as Emmanuel shares on what it means to partner with God's divine nature.

What comes to mind when you hear the word "revival?" Is this something that we are desiring? When we realise that revival starts with the individual, we can then see how God bring it to the family, to the community and then society. Rather than being passive bystanders, God is calling His people to walk in His presence daily and be revived by all that He is.

If can be all too easy to simply go through the motions but not be fully aware of what we're doing. The same can be said with our relationship with the Lord, where we simply attend church, pray occasionally and dip in and out of the Bible without truly engaging with Him. The question is, are we humble and broken-hearted to want to draw near to the Lord everyday? Or are we acting like we follow Him yet are more distant in heart?

Many people in the world are searching for an identity. Though God desires us to have His identity, we can be victims of identity theft in the world we live. Are we rooted in the Lord or rooted in the things of this world? Ruth shares more in this message.

Do we always face situations the same way or are we learning through the miracles and testimonies we see, hear, and experience? The condition of our hearts can often determine whether or not we act in the way God desires of us. Growing as a disciple of the Lord requires us to not harden our hearts but instead be wiling to be shaped into the image of Christ.

Quite often it can become all too easy to strive for things that are beyond ourselves; to want authority or prestige that is not ours to obtain. To think of ourselves with sober judgement is wisdom often overlooked. What does it mean to think soberly? Alex unpacks this more in this message.

Jesus did not come into the world for the righteous, but for those who were troubled, broken, isolated, oppressed and fearful. He broke down the barriers of division that were apparent in the culture, revealing that all could come into communion with the Lord. It all starts with a conversation...

For many, summer marks a period of slowing down or even escaping on a holiday or weekend away. It can also be a time of recognising a transition from one season to the next. Wish brings a thought-provoking word that challenges us to keep Jesus in perspective, spend time in quiet reflection, as well as the importance of taking time to rest. Tune in to find out more.

What does righteousness mean to God? Why is it so important to understand? God's desire is for us to know and realise the true nature of righteousness and how we are to live accordingly.