Alan Jamieson looks at a couple of simple exercises we can do to help us listen to the Holy Spirit and what he may be saying to us through the bible and through our daily lives.

How do we keep our minds focused on God and the mission he has called us to? How do we "take captive every thought" and make it obedient to Christ, without getting sidetracked by the temptation to judge everything by worldly standards?

What is the Holy Spirit for? Why has God given us his spirit? Alan Jamieson examines these questions.

Our series on 2 Corinthians continues with a look at Paul's exhortation to the Corinthians to be generous, cheerful givers, and why this is so important.

How does God's grace help us hold it together? How does the grace revealed in Jesus keep us unified as a "priesthood of all believers"?

Paul encourages the Corinthians to be generous, graceful givers, and offers them two examples of such generosity.

Mike Dodge continues our series on the classics with a further examination of the holy spirit and his role in our lives.

Despite his issues with the Corinthians, Paul still had a special place in his heart for them and much encouragement for them. Jo Robertson looks at why there was still cause for much of Paul's joy.

What does it mean to remain in Jesus? And what is meant by bearing fruit? TIm Perry examines Jesus metaphor of the vine and what it means for us.

Our series on 2 Corinthians continues, as we look at Paul's encouragement to the Corinthians to maintain their integrity, develop greater intimacy with each other, and refrain from idolatry.