The way we see Jesus impacts the way we live. Psalm 2 describes a mighty warrior who will defeat the enemies of God. This is a side of Jesus we rarely talk about but it is vital to grasp if we want to know the real Jesus.

Learning and growing is a key feature of those who are truly human. This feature is the opposite of what our pride often tells us – that we are right, and we don’t need any help. In this message, Peter explains who our teachers are, what the curriculum is, and what it is like to be a learner taught by God.

In one sense, bearing witness to the person and work of Jesus is quite straightforward – you just need to be honest and open about it. What makes it complicated is the external and internal pressure which comes to bear on those who wish to do so. But Jesus has not left us on our own. He has given us everything we need to fulfill the task he has called us to.

When you become someone’s friend you take on the relational dynamics which exist between them and other people. When Jesus made us his friend, it guaranteed we would receive a share of the hatred the world has for him. But pay attention, because there is something which far outweighs this discomfort – belonging to him.

While Jesus sets a high bar for the church in terms of the way relationships are meant to operate within it, history has shown that we have often fallen short. We haven’t always done friendship with one other very well. But all is not lost, we have the best friend anyone could ever have, Jesus himself, who teaches us by example what a good friend is.

Since the fall, humanity has been infected with a virus which causes us to think it is better to go it alone. But Jesus has come and lived out a life which says it is better to be together. This is the essence of all true friendship.

True friendship is a much rarer commodity than many of us would like. This surprising barrenness often leaves us settling for relationships which are far less than what we long or hope for. But Jesus is a mighty friend to us who teaches us how to be true friends to one another by the way he has loved us.

Everyone wants to raise children who are wise. No one wants to be the parent of a fool. Listen in as Peter and some experienced mums from Restoration Church share from the book of Proverbs about how to grow wise children.

Being loved by Jesus is easy, it comes to us as a free gift. But it is not enough to be loved, we need to remain in it if we are to live loved. In this message Peter explains how we are loved, how to remain in Jesus’ love, and the byproduct of remaining in his love

When it comes to humanity, independence is the enemy of personal fruitfulness. Union and communion with Jesus, on the other hand, guarantees it. In this message, Peter unpacks the how of remaining in Jesus.