Trust in God - Through Spiritual Disorientation

Proverbs 3: 5 - 6

So often in life, we do not know which way is up or down, it feels like we are stuck in a tumble dryer going in every direction and we are not sure what God is doing.

How do we practically remain close to Him and His guiding in our lives despite how we are feeling and what we see going on around us?

In this very practical message, we unpack the 3 instruments that God has given us to stay orientated to His heart for us and His plans for our lives.

The 3 steps are:

Making a choice to Trust in God

Staying in His word

Seeking Godly Community

Think of others

In today's message, Jason challenges us from scripture about the importance of thinking of others and keeping them in mind as we make daily choices.

Luke 7: 31 - 34

Love Like Jesus - Jesus Broke Bread

Today is part 3 of our series on “Loving like Jesus” - practically living out our faith.

Today is a really exciting one, Jesus loved people by breaking bread with people.

Today I want us to look at the way Jesus lived and interacted with people and the importance of sharing meals together that we find in the bible. (A little bit more tricky since pandemic but not impossible)

We see that meals were not just for substance for the physical body, but it was a holistic experience where people would have fellowship of the soul.

In the second instalment of our "Love like Jesus" series, we see Jesus humbling himself to wash feet and not let circumstances or a busy week hinder Him from serving in love.

Love like Jesus - Jesus Forgives Sinners

As we start our new series we are looking at what it looks like to Love Like Jesus and we cannot escape the call to forgive. Today we unpack what that looks like for us and the freedom it brings

Today we are looking at Israel as they leave Egypt into the wilderness, and I think for many of us we feel pandemic has led us into the wilderness, into a time of uncertainty, of questioning and wondering.

I want to encourage us from scripture today that despite our circumstances and our viewpoint we continue to move forward in Christ. Realising His sustaining power and hand.

Exodus 13: 17 - 22

The Best Question Ever - Part 4

Don't be foolish.

Paul is pleading with us from Ephesians to be wise and to walk in what we know to be true through the word and the work of the Holy Spirit in our lives.

In our final part of the "Best question Ever" series we look at the 4th step in learning to walk in wisdom and it pivots around us being willing to take responsibility for our own actions and leaning into what God is showing us in His word.

The Best Question Ever - Part 3 - Make the best use of your time

There are so many things screaming for our attention and time, how do we approach it through the biblical principles laid out in Ephesians 5.

In today's message, we unpack how to make the most of our time and look out for the pitfalls that so easy entangle us as urgent but not important.

From Ephesians 5 we see there are 4 steps in answering the best question ever,

Is it wise?

Today we unpack the second step of living as wise people and not unwise.

Ephesians 5 15 – 17The Best Question Ever Part 1

Have you ever made a bad choice in your life?

One that you regretted?

We have all made bad choices in our life, some that are embarrassing others that we are still trying to pay off. We all have regrets (Jesus has no regrets in you)

What happens if I told you there was a question that is so simple that it could for the most part keep us from overspending or getting ourselves into situations that are embarrassing and difficult to get out of?

What that could save a lot of heartaches.

One that would give you direction in some of the bigger things you are facing on a daily basis, to move or not, to buy or not?

I feel like a telesales person. But for the next couple of weeks we are going to be looking at what is:

The BEST QUESTION EVER