In part two of our series, The Power of Redemption, Stephen shows how, telegraphed from the past, is God's evident characteristic; His concern for His people, whether under the Old Covenant or presently within the New. 

In this new series, Stephen explores the magnitude of the redemptive act of God towards mankind. In this message we look at how the original passover telegraphed the coming Lamb of God. 

In this message, Stephen explains three creational acts of God that connects us, forms us and has great relevancy to us as believers. These acts are cosmic yet personal, capturing the heart of God and His plan for His people. 

Honor is the only commandment with a promise attached to it: the promise of a long and prosperous life. We need to take a fresh look at how to incorporate this discipline into today's world. 

From the book of Ruth, Stephen describes the attitude of one willing to serve and having to make distinct choices in that regard. We all have to make these same choices. 

Stephen gives five tools to successfully navigate the world you find yourself in.

The way we sound and look are clear indicators of whether we are experiencing the rest that Jesus Christ gives us. The book of Hebrews shows that trusting is the key to enjoying that rest. 

We all go through seasons of panic and feeling overwhelmed by life, wondering where God is in the situations we face. It's in those moments that we put on our night vision goggles and, as Graham Cooke says, learn the power of God's promises and His unchanging nature towards us in the place of hiddenness. 

In this message, Stephen talks about what the knowledge of God's will means and how it works in todays culture and how we live our lives. 

One of the steps in making Godly choices is comparing our motivations and actions to the ways of God, living out of a response to His awareness, before we jump into making decisions and choices that will have an effect on the kind of life we live.