The Hebrew word Hagha describes the content and sound of meditation. In part three, Stephen lays out how these two elements provide the experience of transformative Biblical meditation. 

The book of John has many fascinating truths that impact us and facilitate transformation within us. This week we discuss the parallels of Genesis one and John chapter 1. 

In part two of this series on Biblical mediation, Stephen shows how the two keys of being theo-centric and text-centered help unlock the transformative power of meditation. 

Disappointments can break or make you. In this Deep Dive we glean from David's life valuable tools to convert unmet expectations into future victories.  

Biblical mediation is a tool that has transformative power for us as believers. In part one of this series, Stephen lays a foundation for mediation and what the Bible says about this often overlooked tool. 

Stephen and Dalene look at the life of David and the keys that he exampled for us that will help us walk through the difficult patches in our lives in a victorious way. 

In this nugget taken from a Sunday evening service, Stephen shares out of Psalm 24 about what happens when we recognize the King of Glory in our midst.  

In the Bible we read that one of the attributes of God is that He judges. For most, we run away from the word judgment as it has a negative connotation. However, if we understand the process of God we will understand His heart when it comes to His judgment. 

We have all been influenced by people, either in the past or in the present, that have impacted our lives for the better. This week we each share who those people are and how they have influenced us. 

In this message from our Sunday evening service, Stephen shares three elements that dramatically changed when God stepped in at the appointed time; space, time and matter.