When we come up against the mysteries of God, it's the opportunity to focus our gaze upon Jesus. He reveals the Father to Us. We are called to a viable, personal relationship with the ultimate creator, through Jesus Christ, the only pathway that leads to God. John 14: 8-10

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We have the power and authority to make right choices and when we do it will move us forward from chaos to clarity. Follow the light and you will flourish. God's desire is for us to flourish. When you live in Christ, his peace will guide your heart and minds. Philippians 4:7

In the last two messages of this series, The Wonder of Worship, we learned about WHAT we worship and WHO we worship. In this third and final part of this series, we will learn HOW we worship.

What exactly is worship? Humans were created to worship. We have an inner longing, put there by God, to worship. Sometimes unknowingly, we can worship the wrong things which will never satisfy. In part one, Stephen covers five things that happen when we worship.

In John chapter 7 Jesus exclaims that He is the living water. In this message Stephen unpacks the further meaning to LIVING WATER and gives a Biblical perspective to the renewing and refreshing waters of God.

The world has been in crisis mode for a few years and has made hearing God's voice more difficult in the chaos. Hearing the voice of God is not dictated by our outer circumstances but by our connectedness to Him.

In part two of The Jesus of John, Stephen shows how Jesus was operating in Kairos time, operating in the bigger purposes of God, as opposed to his borthers who were functioning in kronos time, functioning in the natural sequence of events. John reveals that Jesus is not just man but also God, operating within God's salvation plan.

The book of John has a unique perspective into the life of Jesus, along with the challenges he faced and the culture he lived in. In this series, The Jesus of John, we break down John chapter 7, looking at his perspective of Jesus and take a glimps of how John reveals Jesus Christ as the Messiah, God with us.

Our redemption leads us to a revelation of who God is and who we are in Christ Jesus. With that revelation is attached a responsibility to live a lifestyle that reflects the presence of God. As much as God is God, teaching and instruction is part of his activity. Are we willing to carry the responsability as God establishes His Kingdom in our hearts.

Atheists, or non-believers, have accused Christians as being apathetic or ill-informed when it comes to looking after mother earth. Let's take a look at how Christ followers perceive nature, resources, and the earth in clear theology.