Grief is not meant to be permanent. We have to journey though grief in order to fully journey into joy. God's intention is that, at the right time, He will complete our grief with His joy!

In this message we conclude our time in Psalm 30 and look at the Psalmist's turnaround experience.

Looking at Psalm 30, we explore the journey of the Psalmist to find his joy again. Looking at what the psalmist went through we learn that it's important to build a theology that permits problems for Joy is forged in the fire of difficulty.

The presence of faith allows us to navigate through the storms of life with the absence of fear.

This message looks at four principles of joy that we see when heaven invades the earth through Jesus!

1. The presence of joy brings the absence of fear.

2. The good news of Jesus is the source of joy!

3. Joy is found in the presence of Jesus!

4. The word and the work of God bring joy!

This year Glasgow Elim are exploring a year of Joy!

Comfort is the gateway to joy. We have to embrace the comfort of God before we can fully transition into joy.

Check out the teaching below as we set out our stall for exploring joy in 2023!

God is doing a new thing in an old way.

A new year requires a new commitment to explore the ancient paths and connect with all that is genuinely and authentically God.

Light-minded: As we journey through life all of our thinking is impacted by our upbringing, situations, circumstances, family and friends etc. Our way of thinking impacts our lives significantly. Today we are looking at exposing the lies that we believe to be true in our minds that stop us from living the life God wants us to live. We take what we hide in the shadows and darkness and bring them into the light to finally expose them for what they are. In doing so with the help of the Holy Spirit and the word of God our lives and thinking we be transformed by the renewing of our mind to be more like Jesus.

Message from James Glass, National Leader of Elim in Scotland and North West England.

This message unpacks the biblical examples and characteristics of a Spirit of Control, looking at Revelation 2, 1 Kings 16-19, Mark 6 and Acts 16.

Fear the Lord your God and serve him. Hold fast to him and take your oaths in his name. Deuteronomy 10:20

This teaching unpacks the power that there is in making vows and oaths.