Living in the fear of the Lord is not a heightened dread but a worshipful reverence and awe that positions us to be ready to receive all the spiritual blessings God has for us.

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We can all be like Ananias of Damascus, who courageously welcomed Saul into fellowship and ministered to him.

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Saul’s ‘come to Jesus moment’ was initiated by the Lord and culminated in a decisive U-turn in Saul’s life.

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The Lord is our healer, he restores our spiritual well-being as well as our bodily well-being.

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Our response to God’s direction in our lives is not determined by our inadequacies but by His sufficiency.

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In his impatience, Moses pushed by God and pushed through his own plan. The result was divine discipline; Moses was sidelined to learn to wait for the Lord.

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Friendship with the Lord is dynamic and dependent on his initiative not ours.

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We look at how faith happens in community, as demonstrated by Luke 5:17-26. Faith isn’t just for us, but is for each other, and we need other people to minister to us and to minister alongside us.

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Nathan recaps his Mission Trip to Ecuador and asks us to think about where God is present, especially in places we’re not aware of right now.

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God invites us to be co-labourers in the good things he is doing; it will be stretching and fruitful.

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