This week we learn how God reminds His people of the futility of living a life of disobedience to Him. God assures His people that if they put Him first, He will bless them from that day forward.

This week we had a one-off special service where multiple churches from around Welling joined together to hear from the Word and worship God together. Our Sermon will be from Romans 12:1-2 - A Living Sacrifice.

This week we look at the new temple that was a foreshadowing of the greater glory and peace that God has provided through Jesus Christ today.  

This week we look at how God confronts his people’s idolatries and misplaced priorities, calling them to renewed faith, repentance, and the fruit of that repentance—exhibited in their faithfulness in rebuilding the temple.

The final part of the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 7:24–29 contains Jesus' famous illustration contrasting two foundations for life. One is lived according to His teaching, the other is not. Foundations matter, both in construction and in the way a person views the world. Those who follow Jesus' teaching are like a wise man who built a house on a rock. Those who ignore Him are like a foolish man who built a house on sand. One will survive the violent storm. The other will fall hard. The same is true of those who face the storms of life.  After Jesus finishes the "Sermon on the Mount" the crowd were amazed. They had never heard teaching like His. Accustomed to the more philosophical teaching of the Jewish rabbis, they were shocked to hear Jesus be so authoritative and definitive about truth and error, right and wrong, life and destruction. (www.bibleref.com)

Trustworthiness

The Narrow and Wide Gates - The way of Jesus begins by entering a narrow gate and continues down a hard path that leads to life. He commands His followers to take that path instead of the easy road that leads to destruction.

Ask Seek Knock - Matthew 7:7–12 describes God as a generous Father eager to give good gifts to His praying children. Jesus commands His followers to continually ask and seek, with confidence that they will receive and find. Christ summarizes the intent of God's commands in the Old Testament: doing for others what we want done for us.

Judgement and Discernment

Do not worry, your treasure is in heaven