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God has given us good things – not because we deserve them but as gifts of mercy and grace.
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God has given us good things – not because we deserve them but as gifts of mercy and grace.
What is God saying to us – as a church, as individuals? Shuffle, Antioch, Hospitality… watch to find out more!
Amid a warning of coming judgement, the prophet Joel calls the people of God to repent and be restored.
Habakkuk saw something wrong with the world, prayed big prayers and ended up in a place of joy. How can we do the same?
God rescued Jonah from the depths when he turned to God in prayer – what can we learn from his prayer?
Zephaniah spoke to a world in chaos, yet even in the darkness we can find joy in the Lord.
Hosea spoke to a nation that had chosen the wrong path. Yet God was still ready to forgive them if they turned back to him.
Revelation ends as it began, by pointing to Jesus and inviting us to live the life found only in him.
Reading about God’s judgement and victory should both challenge and reassure the church – and spur us on in sharing our faith.
The final cycle of ‘sevens’ takes us back to the start. As things get ever worse in history, still the Lamb wins and the redeemed sing his praise.
This vision challenges us, jolts us into repentance. But it also assures us that victory belongs to the Lamb.
The troubles we see in our world are signs that God wants us to turn back to him – and the church has a vital role in pointing the way.