Reading the Bible is essential for living our whole lives as an act of worship to God - for integrating our faith into every aspect of our lives, but it can be surprisingly difficult. This week Pastor Jason Jackson addresses three questions to help us read well. What is the Bible? Why do we read it? How do we read it?

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Reading Scripture

Reading the Bible is essential for living our whole lives as an act of worship to God - for integrating our faith into every aspect of our lives, but it can be surprisingly difficult. This week Pastor Jason Jackson addresses three questions to help us read well. What is the Bible? Why do we read it? How do we read it?

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Reading Scripture

Pete is the founder of the 24/7 Prayer movement, which has reached half of the nations worldwide. He currently pastors the church, Emmaus Road, in Guildford, England.

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Prayer

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Resources for Integrated Spirituality

Crafting a Rule of Life

What do we learn about the Kingdom of God through the story of Prodigal Son? There's something about the father in the story that reveals the heart of God and calls us to become like him. Pastor Glenn Packiam includes in this message a special word to men about reframing our notions of strength in light of this good father.

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A Good Father

What do we learn about the Kingdom of God through the story of Prodigal Son? There's something about the father in the story that reveals the heart of God and calls us to become like him. Pastor Glenn Packiam includes in this message a special word to men about reframing our notions of strength in light of this good father.

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A Good Father

In Matthew 22, Jesus compares God's Kingdom to a king who throws a party to celebrate his son's wedding. This sounds like our kind of king and our kind of party. The story certainly opens that way. But it takes an unsettling turn as a guest is thrown out for not wearing the proper clothes. In this sermon, Pastor Jason Jackson explains this parable and challenges us to receive our invitation to God's kingdom on God's terms.

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A Generous Business Owner

In Matthew 22, Jesus compares God's Kingdom to a king who throws a party to celebrate his son's wedding. This sounds like our kind of king and our kind of party. The story certainly opens that way. But it takes an unsettling turn as a guest is thrown out for not wearing the proper clothes. In this sermon, Pastor Jason Jackson explains this parable and challenges us to receive our invitation to God's kingdom on God's terms.

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A Generous Business Owner

There's a kind of unfairness when you don't get what you're owed; but there's another kind of unfairness when someone receives something they didn't earn. Preaching from Matthew 20, Pastor Glenn Packiam helps us to see how the Kingdom looks like work not leisure, and how purpose has to be received not made up. But ultimately, this parable challenges us with God's extravagant generosity, which is better than our notions of justice.

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A Generous Business Owner

There's a kind of unfairness when you don't get what you're owed; but there's another kind of unfairness when someone receives something they didn't earn. Preaching from Matthew 20, Pastor Glenn Packiam helps us to see how the Kingdom looks like work not leisure, and how purpose has to be received not made up. But ultimately, this parable challenges us with God's extravagant generosity, which is better than our notions of justice.

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A Generous Business Owner

Pastor Glenn Packiam shares a brief message from Psalm 95 on Worship.