Walking by the gospel
The gospel is for talking and for walking. It brings God great pleasure when he sees us using and growing in the life that he’s given us.
Suffering for the gospel
Troubles and trials will come. We will face opposition and difficulty. But the victory Jesus won for us can never be taken away.
Keep your eyes fixed on Jesus
Listen to the great cloud of witnesses: keep your eyes fixed on Jesus. Keep going together. Give thanks for those who’ve gone before. Look forward to the joy set before us.
In Thessalonica
The gospel calls us to give up much, but promises so much more as we learn to live God’s best life, the life God made and calls us to walk with him.
Overcoming opposition
Together with God we can overcome all opposition and rebuild the walls: Nehemiah shows us we do that by working hard while trusting in God’s strength.
Encountering God
Submitting to God’s way – hard though it is – is truly worthwhile.
Creating community
God calls his people to be different, so the world might see and know who he is and what his best way of life looks like.
All involved
Let’s make sure we value all people and all gifts – however Big or Little, obvious or hidden – so we can all be involved.
Receiving the Spirit
On the day of Pentecost, when the Holy Spirit came to bring the church into being and empower it to live out Jesus’ resurrection life.
Raising doubts
How can we avoid being trapped by our doubts? Jesus freed Thomas from his pain, and he can do the same for us.
Restructuring imagination
It’s natural to refer to someone who has just died in the past tense. For these two disciples, walking to Emmaus, hope had died too. But then Jesus opened their eyes to see him
