“The Lord is my Banner" - In this continuation of the 'Revealed' series, Chris Lane our Founding Pastor, encourages us to believe that God has got us covered! And by the way... just what does that mean and how can we enter into God's blessing?

This week we looked at Jehovah Shalom, which means, the Lord is my peace and wholeness.  Against the backdrop of the book of Judges, Denise highlights God's saving love for us even though we are prone to disobey him.  As well as looking at what 'The Lord is my Peace' really means and how we can have total peace in God even in the middle of strife.

How should we respond to the risen Jesus in the 21st century? Looking at His words to Mary and Mary as He met them on the road to Galilee, we see that His instructions remain as relevant to us today, as they were over 2000 years ago.

Summary: In a matter of a days, the same people who had shouted ‘Hosanna’ as Jesus rode into Jerusalem, turned on Him and shouted, ‘Crucify Him!’.  Why? As we look at the name of God, Jehovah Rohi, the LORD my Shepherd, we learn that who He is has profound impact on who we are, revealing our hearts and intentions.

When we think about God being our provider, we often think of providing for our daily needs. And while that is true, we learn in the story of Abraham and Isaac, that Jehovah Jireh provides for more – he provides for our steps of faith. As we unpack the story together, we learn 4 ways in which we walk in the provision God has for us.

In our series ‘Revealed’, it’s wonderful to know that the actual, personal name of God is ‘Yahweh’ in Hebrew or ‘Jehovah’ in English and that it means, ‘I AM’ and ‘the Revealing One’ - the One who reveals his character, his essence, and his ways intimately and individually to us! The life, death and resurrection of Jesus revealed the perfect fulfilment of ‘Jehovah Saves’, the true meaning of Jeshua.

Elohim is the very first name we see God referred to by in the Bible, it highlights God as mighty and powerful. Denise looks at where God is referred to by this name throughout the Bible and what it means for how we can approach Him in our own times of need.

What’s in a name? In ancient writings, a name represented the very nature of a person, the essence of who they were. God has many names, each one revealing an important facet of who He is and His promises to us.

Are you fully trusting in the truth of God’s Word? As we set ourselves apart and position ourselves for God, we grow more like Jesus, we ready ourselves for Revival.

Are you seeking God with persistence and responding with Diligent Hands? King Josiah did and it changed everything, for him and all those around him.