Arthur explains how our faith is a spiritual thing, and to engage fully with it we need to the revelation of the Holy Spirit. Without it nothing makes much sense.

Nigel Hemming talks from Luke 7 and the anointing of Jesus feet at the pharisee’s house, showing how we can often miss out on the sacred when we are scared.

Does our obsession with celebrity creep into church culture? You betcha, just as it did in Corinth. They liked to be impressed by their leaders just as we do. But was Jesus impressive? To most people the cross is folly, but to those being saved it is the power of God.

Introducing 1 Corinthians Arthur observes how Paul calls out their identity in Christ as the foundation for belief and right actions.

Find out how a rule of life can help you structure your habits and grow to be the person you wanted to be.

The daily practice of gratitude will benefit your mental health more than anything, but it also leads to greater spiritual and emotional health too, which is why it is such a core spiritual exercise. Arthur uses scripture and the inspiration of Corrie ten Boom in this apposite teaching on how to be thankful.

We are designed for relational connection - with God and with each other. Arthur challenges us to extend that connection beyond our besties to the community around us, using Jesus as an example. And guess what - we will be happier as a result!

Can you learn to be more happy? Arthur links the research of Dr Laurie Santos with the teachings of Jesus to help you become a Psalm 1 sort of person.

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