The River

Esther looks at the importance of getting to know the Author and living according to who God says we are.

Ruth introduces our theme for the summer weeks - a summer of rediscovering more of who we are & who He is.

Andy poses the question - how do we work out our salvation. Looking at Psalm 1 and Ephesians - we have to develop a Christian mindset. If we don’t intentially do that then we will be shaped by the world around us. Knowing deeply our identity will then help us to make changes in our lives that allow us to become more like Jesus.

Martin talks about our inheritance in Christ and being intentional about entering into more of it.

It is easy to miss the context in which Jesus was telling this oft-told parable. Once the significance is recognised, it becomes apparent that Jesus is describing a Good, Good Father.

How we become more like Jesus by turning to Him and beholding Him.

Starting in Acts 2, Pete shares Apostle Peter's Pentecost message to consider how we are living with the gift of God - The Holy Spirit. Are we living satisfied and hungry for more?

We get to live in Holy Spirit newness of life because of what Jesus has done for us. The same new life prophetically demonstrated in water baptism and baptism in the Holy Spirit witnessed at Pentecost are available for us today!

In May '24 Nathan spoke about the River being 'called to March together, not stand alone'. In this sermon he recaps and looks at the role we have in discipleship to, 1) Pick a Brother up, and 2) To pick yourself up. He also reflects on the passing of the generals and how God is prepares a new generation to lead.

Family with a healthy culture is the best context for new life to be nurtured and developed. There is a prophetic significance of dedicating parents for us all. As we take seriously the call to parent spiritually, we will see many believers born & disciples made