Enoch walked with God and was commended for this faith. Enoch did life with God - what does this look like for us?

The first in our series on Faith - Mick reminds us that it is all about God's grace and mercy to us not our efforts!

Our salvation story doesn't end with accepting the wonderful gift of grace - that's just the beginning! Understanding god's grace to us helps us to see clearly the mission he wants us to be part of!

Disappointment is part of life but that is what makes the gospel so relevant! As it's told and demonstrated, it is encouraging, powerful and life-transforming!

The principles David unpacks in this passage will serve us when we are confronted with change, whether good or bad change, through difficulties or success.

Using the examples of Paul and C T Studd, Jon encourages us to give up everything for God, who has already given up everything for us; to keep pressing on.

What do you have faith for? As we finish our series on Esther we see her faith in God and what he could accomplish through her. If God is for us who can be against us? With this in mind reconsider what you have faith for!

What is our response in the self-obsessed materialistic culture that we live in? We can learn a Godly response from the story of Esther.

God has plans and he invites us to play a part in them! How will you respond? He has made you for such a time as this!

Even though there is no mention of God in the story of Esther, His grace and presence are seen throughout it. God's silence is not evidence of his absence! God is always working and always faithful! Esther blessed a nation through her obedience.