It is well-known that our society is now instant - gratification is for now, friendships start and end in moments, if something doesn’t please us instantly it is dismissed. Has this infiltrated the Christian life? Have we become resistant to allowing God the time he needs to work in us?

In Leviticus God tells us that our defects prevent us from walking with God. On the surface the list seems prohibitive, however George spells out what each term means for our thoughts and actions. It really is only the love of Jesus that completes us.

Where do you find yourself in this story, and should the focus be on the rebellious son or the watchful father?

God has attributes to change in our lives and areas to anoint. George talks about the ingredients of anointing oil and what the traditional meaning of them is. What is the purpose of the anointing on us?

God wants us to have a life with a purpose, which is why we can’t be on holidays for the rest of our lives. There are other ways that God has also chosen us to live and George teaches us about God’s best for our lives.

George talks about the importance of obeying quickly when you hear God speak to you. Instead of preaching his planned message, he shared an amazing experience that God led him through, inspiring us to be hearers and doers of the personal mission God has for each of us.

There is so much discussion today about the patriarchy. What does this mean for men in our time? What do we do about the pressure to become more feminine? George shares some great keys to becoming a true man.

Maybe God is more about us, our souls and our eternity than about the temporary outcomes we think we need. Perhaps we need to look at the journey more than the result.

The Bible is fairly silent on this subject, so George talks about effects of our behaviour in this area. We need to be intentional when we are looking for a partner, and get to know people of the opposite sex in a way that shows how compatible you are in a marriage relationship.

Sex is powerful. What is God’s purpose behind our desire for sex, and what sort of conversations do we need to have with our children about it?