The early Church was flexible, organic, and ready to change to meet the needs of their time.

Jesus discipled his followers through intimate and interactive groups. So should we.

The earliest Christians were highly relational, engaged, and involved in one another's lives. Churches were attentive, connected, mobile flocks of sheep, rather than isolated, passive veal fattening pens.

A message to all Pastors, Overseers, Elders, Leaders, and Disciples of Jesus about how to lead and how to follow.

In John 8, Jesus confronts the systems we can rely on for security. Instead Jesus invites us into real security in him and in community - one of the gospel promises of a new way of relating to God and each other.

To consider the impact of COVID-19, we'll look beyond our borders to consider the impact on vulnerable children. As we learn more about how World Vision is responding to the pandemic, we can also reflect on how God offers us a promise to be with us as an expectation that we act to help others.

Jesus says he is the light of the world and he invites us to face reality so that we can see things the way they truly are. His light helps us become more socially and self aware.

We discover the gospel of Jesus in the story of Jacob and Esau reconciling.

How God can bring blessing and beauty, out of brokenness and betrayal.

Jacob talks Esau into trading his inheritance for food.