We often focus on what other people think of us, looking to the left or to the right for approval. But what other people think of us is not what matters; what the Father thinks of us is what matters.

King Jesus lived a life of power and authority, but it came through dependence on the Father, the Holy Spirit, and the very people he came to save. If we want to become more like Christ, it doesn’t come through independence like we often think. To be like Christ, we must learn to depend on God and the community around us.

Forgiveness can be a challenging thing, yet it is something that the Lord asks of everyone who follows Him. In this message, we will talk about the practicals of forgiveness, and how as we realize how the Father has forgiven us, it makes it possible—with His help—to forgive both the big and the small.

This week at Wesley was week 3 of the ‘Things I Wish I Knew When I was 22’ message series. Bob spoke on having God’s heart towards money, encouraging us to shift our attitude from owning to stewarding the wealth God graciously entrusts to us. 

This week at Wesley, Bob continued the ‘Things I Wish I Knew When I was 22’ series by teaching on several practical keys to following God into the future He has for you.

This week at Wesley was week 1 of the new ‘Things I Wish I Knew When I was 22’ message series. Bob spoke from Pr4:23 on the importance of guarding our hearts.

God’s Presence is constant in our lives. He is there in our going out and coming in. In our rising and our lying down. He is with us all the time, even during the night. And during the night, He gives us sleep and speaks to us through dreams.