As our series on the Psalm continues, Stephen looks at this Psalm about when life gets confusing and it is easy to doubt God.

When we meet Jesus on the mountaintop, it is so we can be transformed once we have come down. That begins with a shift in our worldview, as Jesus seeks to transform the way we would look at ourselves, others and the world we live in.

We are embarking on a 'Summer of Love', where we are going to get practical and intentional about loving our world and our communities. As Christians, we should be exceptional at displaying love in real ways, and Dave shares why that is.

What song are we singing with our lives? Is it the song of our world, of the song of God? As we begin a new series on the Psalms, we are presented with a choice about what our life is going to be planted in.

What have you got in your hands? What opportunities do you have that others do not? It is using those things that is God's plan to bring transformation!

Being transformed is the first step to bringing transformation to others. For that to happen, we must REALISE our need, let God REMOVE our old heart, RECEIVE a new heart, and be RELEASED as His witness in the world.

In order to be part of God's transformation plan for the world, we need to get on board with His strategy. Love God. Love others. Make disciples.

What can we do to make a difference in the places God has put us? One thing is to pursue the very best in everything we do. If we can't say we are doing it for God, should we be doing it at all?

Last week we embraced our call to be transformed people, renewed by God from the inside out. So what does that mean for our call to transform the places and spheres of influence God has placed us in?

Jesus offers something that nothing else and nobody else can provide - but are we willing to receive it?