Rochelle Masters joins Dean to discuss mental health, panic buying, uncertainty, and lots of practical strategies to cope during this difficult season of COVID-19.

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Throughout our days we will have temptations that come before us. It's not always huge and dramatic, but Jesus wants us to understand there's an enemy of our soul who wants to take us towards things that will look good but will not be for our good.

One of the best things we can focus on, that will help us most to live well, is walking in forgiveness. We come to understand that there's a dynamic between actually finding God's forgiveness in our life and extending that forgiveness to the people around us. When we do that, we find goodness and blessing from God and instead of holding unforgiveness, we can begin to pray blessing for others.

This next section of the Lords Prayer “Give us today, our daily bread” is the moment where the rubber meets the road for us. It’s an invitation to leave worry behind and trust God right here, right now.

The future may be uncertain. If you try to live in the future, your heart is going to be uncertain. If you can break that grip and say, “Father, give us today our daily bread” there’s incredible freedom waiting there for you. There’s peace. There’s an invitation to live in the beauty and simplicity and contentment of life.

Jesus says, when we pray to our father in heaven, we should pray "your kingdom come, your will be done on earth as it is in heaven!" He wants you to shift the focus of your life, shift your attention to this: your life is about seeing God's kingdom come here on earth as it is in heaven. It's a BIGGER picture of reality! And whenever we pray your kingdom come, your will be done, we're beginning to shift that focus of our lives.

We're all trying to stay well. We're trying to keep each other well. But, one of the greatest challenges is actually just how do we live well? through these challenging and uncertain times.

Phil and Dean speak on finding Peace through current times through the word of God. Mathew 6:25-34

Ps. Dean speaks from Mathew 28:16-22 on how we can engage the next generation in Church - and how we can lead them in a life of Christ.