In this discussion point Ps Peka outlined a vision for the future of Ignitelife churches.

Ps Rod continues his discussion of Revelation, looking at the letters to the churches in Pergamon and Thyatira.

In this discussion point Ps Rod explains the letters to the churches in Ephesus and Smyrna.

This is the introduction to a series on the Book of Revelation.

This discussion takes its inspiration from ‘The Way of the Shephard’ by William Pentak and Kevin Leman. It’s built around four simple ideas - connection, protection, direction and correction.

Before Pentecost Peter exhibited cowardice but he was transformed by baptism in the Holy Spirit and became a courageous leader of the early church. We, too, can be transformed as Peter was.

John Wesley had some exceptionally wise things to say about money. This discussion point focuses on his three principles - gain all you can, save all you can, give all you can. They are still relevant today.

Maslow’s hierarchy of needs has found its way into psychology, counselling, marketing, business management and other academic disciplines. Many in the church use it as a framework for thinking about the soul. Yet, there is no empirical support for it and it has no biblical support. Dr Rod explains how the work of the Holy Spirit transcends our needs and brings us peace and wholeness.

In this discussion point D’Wayne Wigley encourages us to pursue God, and not fall into the trap of pursuing the things of God. When we pursue God, the ‘things’ fall into place.

In this Mothers Day discussion point, Dr Rod presents brief stories of 6 Australians women and compares them to Phoebe, Lydia and Priscilla who are mentioned in the epistles.