Not So Among You: Serves with Love - Andrew Boonstra by One Hope Community Church

We start looking at the next 'Trait of a Mature Disciple' - SERVES OUT OF LOVE. Using Philippians 2:1-11 we will see what it means to "Follow the Servant" - it was counter-cultural in Jesus' day, and it is counter-cultural today. As Jesus says to his followers in a self-seeking age, "Not so among you."

At Generate, our monthly Youth & Young Adults service, we've been asking the question 'Why', hoping to get back to the heart of what our faith is all about. We welcome special guest, Steaven Cheung, from NLEC, who shares with us about sin and redemption, and how we find purpose in our lives.

The phrase ‘Justification by Faith Alone’ came out of the protestant reformation in the 16th Century. The question of how a sinful person could be made right before God quickly become the central issue of the day, and this phrase was the Reformers response. So what does this phrase mean and more importantly what is its relevance for us today? We will explore this as we look at the example of Abraham and David shown in Romans 4.

We continue and conclude our series on accountability, looking at Romans 12: 1-8 and how accountability in the Body of Christ can be a place of transformation to becoming more like Christ.

We continue our series on committing to accountability, as we look at Ephesians 4 and discover how we build relationships of honesty and truth as we seek to grow more like Jesus.

We begin looking at our fourth trait of a mature disciple: 'Commits to Accountability'. We turn to Matthew 25, and talk about how accountable relationships are places of trust and God is someone we can count on.

We welcome guest preacher, Phillip Scheepers, from the RTC in Melbourne. Phillip dives into Acts 22, where we read of Paul's parting words to the Ephesian elders and find great encouragement for our gospel ministry.

As we look to the life of Jesus, we see a regular pattern of escaping to the lonely place to pray and spend time alone with God. By diving into Luke 4, we see how this pattern & discipline can help us in an age of chaos and busyness.

We welcome back Pastor Glenn, who shares from Luke 6 and encourages us to not just hear God's words, but to do them; not just to call Jesus Lord, but actually live it.