Psalm 147:1–11, Revelation 16:1–21, Nehemiah 1:1–2:20

The change of heart and mind means not only turning *away* from the bad things, but also *turning towards God and good*.

Proverbs 31:1–9, Revelation 14:1–13, Ezra 8:15–9:15

As Pastor Rick Warren has tweeted, ‘In ministry, *private purity* is the source of *public power*.

Psalm 146:1–10, Revelation 14:14–15:8, Ezra 10:1–44

God hasn’t changed. He still pours his love into our hearts. These are the foundational principles of living in hope.

Psalm 145:13–21, Revelation 13:1–18, Ezra 7:11–8:14

God’s invisible and intangible hand is on you: leading, guiding, encouraging, protecting, strengthening you and giving you courage.

Proverbs 31:1–9, Revelation 14:1–13, Ezra 8:15–9:15

As Pastor Rick Warren has tweeted, ‘In ministry, *private purity* is the source of *public power*.

Psalm 145:8–13a, Revelation 12:1–13:1, Ezra 6:1–7:10

The Bible is true to *real* life. Life involves many struggles, trials, tests, temptations, difficulties and battles. Yet, in Christ you can be an *overcomer*.

Psalm 145:13–21, Revelation 13:1–18, Ezra 7:11–8:14

God’s invisible and intangible hand is on you: leading, guiding, encouraging, protecting, strengthening you and giving you courage.

Psalm 145:1–7, Revelation 11:1–19, Ezra 4:6–5:17

The central theme in the teaching of Jesus was the *kingdom of God*. It not only refers to kingdom in a political or geographical sense, but it also conveys the notion of activity – the activity of ruling and reigning. The *kingdom of God* means ‘*the rule and reign of God*’.

Psalm 145:8–13a, Revelation 12:1–13:1, Ezra 6:1–7:10

The Bible is true to *real* life. Life involves many struggles, trials, tests, temptations, difficulties and battles. Yet, in Christ you can be an *overcomer*.

Proverbs 30:24–33, Revelation 9:13–10:11, Ezra 2:68–4:5

Jesus taught us to pray that God’s name should be honoured (Matthew 6:9). How should you act in order to see his name honoured?