Following on from last week, Pastor Gary reveals the potential in the risk factor. Sometimes we think we are wild but we're not, and it's fear that can be the puppet master of our lives. We can even start judging others for the way they live their lives, but there's no time to make comments about others when you're stepping out of the boat onto the water! Your greatest potential lives outside of your boat.

Risk is an action that holds a chance of danger, loss or failure. That's the adventurous life God calls every believer into, just like Peter stepping out onto the water from the comfort of a boat. You could focus on the failure, or focus on the chance of a miraculous success with God at your side...

We all won't real joy, right? King David danced wildly in the street with no shame in his passion for God, but Michal sat watching from the window and cast judgement. Which one are we? Do we live and dance in fullness of joy or make comments about others from our window of social confinement?

Are you someone who likes comfort and avoids adventurer? Maybe you steer clear from risk whenever you can? That was the case for Rosie, and in some ways it sill is! That may be the case for you too right now - at least in the physical. Yet you were made by God to be an adventurous soul, like the wild man John the Baptist! DNA is not a personality type, it's about Jesus in you. It's your spiritual identity, and it needs releasing. Rosie shares beautifully about how you really are an adventurer, even if you don't feel it yet.

When we sow with generosity, we will reap the greatest reward. Check out this short creative video to inspire your heart to become a giver today.

Waiting for something can be the biggest test. But how do we get better in the wait and know what God is trying to do in us?

Most of us have experienced something that didn't work out as we expected. But so did all the heroes of the faith! We can't change our circumstances, but we can change our response - so how do we win in the disappointment room?