23 September 2018 9:51:57 am by Dr Rod

Ps Rod continues with the general themes of the 'community gospel'. In this discussion point he focuses on how we are meant to behave when it seems that the whole Christian church is under siege from the world.

Ps Jonah Gershibon Kawere from The Gib Church, Kampala challenges the church to recognise its three powerful weapons, namely, the Word, our Testimony and the Blood of Jesus.

Guest speaker, Dr Craig Murison encourage us today to stay the course. He emphasised how important it is to understand the 'why' of God's calling. It is the 'why' that gives the 'what' meaning.

Ps Jeff Frankham from C3 Church Ballina shared about how, when under attack, Jehoshaphat got desperate, turned up the volume and struck up the band. He challenged us to shout our way to victory!

In this discussion point, on Pentecost Sunday, Jeanette talks about relationship with the person of the Holy Spirit.

Taking the title of a children's story, Ainslie explains the three R's of faith - relationship with God, revelation from His word, and rest in His truth.

Prompted by a question, Dr Rod explored the meaning of the parable of the shrewd (or wicked) manager.

Dr Rod exhorts people to use their tongue carefully. Negative speech produces negative results. Positive speech produces positive results. Consider the 12 spies who went into the Promised Land.

This discussion point provides a brief overview of the Pentecostal and evangelical understanding of baby dedications.