Holy habits, that is creating space to encounter God in our daily rhythms and routines, are so vital because what happens in our daily rhythms and routines works their way out into the rest of our lives.

Passage: Daniel 6

“Spiritual habits—like daily Bible reading and prayer—are at work to subtly re-form our identity as they regularly plunge us into the grand story of God and remind us of our place in it.” (Jen Pollock Michel).

Richard interviews 6 of the everyday heroes who currently call Home Ground their home church!

Transformation means being willing to submit to God and seek to follow Him wherever He leads us. We must never allow our country to replace God in our lives or loyalties.

Forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us... But how do we do this?

Where do we start?  We’ve started by using the Lord’s Prayer to guide us.  In this podcast Debbie looks at the verse “give us this day our daily bread.”  What does that have to do with transforming a country?

John preaches on how God’s Kingdom is not simply something that changes individuals hearts or gets us to heaven it is something that can and should transform whole countries.

Take a moment and be encouraged by 4 short messages from some of the Home Ground Team.

It was always the plan to preach this sermon today, but after the week we have all experienced God’s timing is perfect.

We have all felt anxiety this week.

When God reminded us to “not be anxious about anything” did He mean to include situations like we are in right now?

David’s struggle with guilt tells us much about a feeling that can be both a friend and an enemy.

On Sunday Richard will be looking at this topic and what we can learn about David's struggle.

This week John Benn will be exploring how David battled with depression.

Depression is a community issue - not just an individual issue.  What do we need to know and how can we support those we know who are suffering with depression? The bible tells us "to bear one anothers burdens."