Read the story of Legion the demon possessed man from Mark 5:5-29.1.    Do you believe that there are people with similar problems in our day and age?2.     This man was cutting himself with stones: he was self-harming. How do people self harm today? How and why do people self harm?

Pastor Martin looks at the temptations of Jesus Christ in the wilderness from the devil, and how our study of the Spiritual Armour of God can help prepare us for these battles ourselves.

Wendy Emsley touches on a different perspective, based on the story of blind Bartimaeus. Who is truly the blind one, in our reflection on this passage from Mark 10?

We think of Paul as being super spiritual, mature and in a close relationship with God. Yet he still needed the support, prayers and encouragement of his Christian friends.

"Our relationship with God, our spiritual walk, our Christian experience, will never rise higher than our prayer life. Prayer is of the utmost urgency for every believer". 

Although much is expected of the Christian, sufficient resources are provided in Jesus Christ to enable us to meet all the demands placed upon us. In this discussion, we look further at the shield of faith, the helmet of Salvation, sword of the Spirit. 

Every follower of Jesus is involved in a Spiritual battle. We may think that an occasional glance at our bibles, a hurried prayer or a few worship songs is all that we need to fend off the enemy…

This message dives into the message of relationships in general, not just marriages. How does this section of scripture convey the message of servant-leadership, healthy 'yielding of right of way', and Biblical headship? Listen for these and other insights!

The filling of the Holy Spirit is not a once-and-for-all experience but one that needs to be renewed over & over again. Ps. Martin goes through points highlighting the importance that Jesus and Paul throughout the Bible place on the Holy Spirit in our daily walk.

Christian life as a walk: staying out of the darkness and in the Light.