Our homes, streets, our city need more of Jesus. We need more of the character of Jesus in our lives. So let's pursue transformation into his image in Word, Spirit and with each other.

We stay flat footed on God’s Word. We hold onto it and hold it out. We build our lives on it, we believe it, hear it and apply it and the promise as we do, graciously is that we receive life.

There’s no command in the bible that u have to fast. Jesus will not love you more if you fast. But there is joy and growth from intimacy with Jesus we are forfeiting if we choose to pass on this invitation from Jesus.

We can call out God in trust, knowing that he is our rock and our refuge

God knows us. He knows every part of us and yet wonderfully he still loves us. Psalm 139 brings us into that wonderful intimacy that is ours in Christ.

We give thanks to the Lord for his steadfast love endures forever. Give thanks for who he is, what he's made and what he's done.

Psalm 89 teaches godly lament. We learn the way of reverence, recall and getting with God.

The Psalmist leads us in a better way. A way away from sin and destruction towards life and flourishing.

Peter stumbled and fell but by the grace of God, he was brought to repentance.

If Jesus is who he says, the judged one who has judged you faithful , the right response, is not to sit on the fence, it's not to keep our distance, the right response is to fall at His feet, call Him Lord and God and follow him.