In Luke 7 4 different people encounter Jesus. The first is a man of action. A Roman centurion. And he understands that an encounter comes about by grace through faith...

The Spirit of God is at work. Don't quech him...

We seem to think that God's command are a burden, but pero here outlines 3 commands that are meant to lift burdens off: rejoice, pray, give thanks.

Church can be messy. Relationships in the church aren't always easy. But the gospel calls us to love and serve the fainthearted, the weak and even the idle...

There is a fascination with the end of the world in our culture. How will history conclude? And park will tell us is not his it ends that's important, but how we prepare ourselves for the inevitable...

There is a form of grief that is hopeless. And there is a grief that looks forward to something good. When Paul is confronted with death he tells us that we can grieve with hope for a better future.

Park is concerned with how we walk. Do you walk with a limp or do you need a cane? Do you need extra lessons on how to walk? God teaches us how to walk inside and outside the church...

We all want to know God's will for my life. Whether it's all bran or corn flakes for breakfast or a bigger decision like should i moved to Paris or Paryse. But God's will is far more significant than this....

What do we pay for our church during difficult times? That Faith would increase, love overflow and hearts remain steadfast!

There is a longing from Paul to see his friends face to face. It's my longing too. Covid seems to get in the way of community, but God has created us for community. And there are good benefits of being in community with each other...