This is our weekly prayer resource made available to you to help you in your prayer life.  It is a pre recorded time of prayer and worship with Luke Neilsen and Paul Mahon.  Moments are given in the 35 minute prayer time for you to also pray along.

This is our weekly prayer resource made available to you to help you in your prayer life.  It is a pre recorded time of prayer and worship with Luke Neilsen and Paul Mahon.  Moments are given in the 35 minute prayer time for you to also pray along.

This is our weekly prayer resource made available to you to help you in your prayer life.  It is a pre recorded time of prayer and worship with Luke Neilsen and Paul Mahon.  Moments are given in the 35 minute prayer time for you to also pray along.

God has given us wonderful gifts for resisting temptation and overcoming the traps of the enemies in our lives.  When we realize that God is for us, and not against us, we are able to boldly access these gifts knowing that God wants us to succeed.

This is our weekly prayer resource made available to you to help you in your prayer life.  It is a pre recorded time of prayer and worship with Luke Neilsen and Paul Mahon.  Moments are given in the 35 minute prayer time for you to also pray along.

James says, when we face trials than challenge our conduct and choices, we are not to say that "God is tempting me". But this is a strange statement that few people ever say. Paul attempts to explain this statement in 21st century language.

There is a difference between a trial and a test. A trial is something that happens due to life's circumstances, but a test is something that is enacted on us by someone.  But who?  Who is responsible for the testing of our character and moral choices in the midst of a trial?

This is our weekly prayer resource made available to you to help you in your prayer life.  It is a pre recorded time of prayer and worship with Luke Neilsen and Paul Mahon.  Moments are given in the 35 minute prayer time for you to also pray along.

When we endure trials we are promised a reward.  And it's not just any reward but one that contains a new measure of abundant life.

The letter of James was sent to believers who now had become refugees as they escaped persecution.  A lot of their trials were sourced in economic instability and James expected the church, both then and now, to help those who are believers and running for their lives.