Ps Hilary Williams speaks on the subject of change. Being forced to adapt can bring great discomfort for many. In these uncertain times we can wonder where God is - and why he doesn't move according to what we know from the past. The good news for us however is that God is constantly on the move, and is a God that offers us comfort, guidance and even favour when we are willing to embrace change and follow His heart.

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Ps Hilary Williams continues our series by considering crises. About the last thing we would willingly face up to, is a crisis. And yet we see that in every time of need, we have no choice but to fling ourselves at the mercy of God. It is here that we find our anchor in the waves. Thus, our ability to respond to crises depends on our trust, and who we put that trust in.

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Ps Hilary Williams launches a short, timely series by considering the idea of second chances. As we enter another round of lockdown at the time of this recording, we can feel like we've "gone around the mountain" again proverbially - or we can see it as God giving us another moment to reset, to wait on Him, and to watch Him in His time, demonstrate his power. We pray this word speaks to your heart.

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Dharsh Williams closes our identity series by considering worship. There is something ingrained within us that glorifies - therefore, the question is not if, but who we will worship. Sin causes our default position to be self-worship. In order to break this cycle, we need to respond to the revelation of God's goodness and greatness. Furthermore we must look to our Saviour - rather than absorb glory, he modelled sacrifice in order to reflect glory to the Father.

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Andrew Mihaleff continues our Identity series by looking at our heavenly home. We all have heard about our heavenly citizenship and that an eternity in heaven awaits us. However in practice, there is a human tendency to live our lives with earth as our focus. It may surprise us to know that God delights to provide a home both on earth and in heaven. The tension for us is to embrace God's goodness here and now, while living first for His call and embracing our identity as citizens of His kingdom.

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