But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. Against such things there is no law. Those who belong to Christ Jesus have crucified the flesh with its passions and desires. Since we live by the Spirit, let us keep in step with the Spirit.
Read MoreMark 4-7 offers great examples of faith and how we can have confidence in our faith. Mark 6:45 says ‘Immediately after this, Jesus insisted that his disciples get back into the boat’. Faith means obedience and this means that we must that sometimes, we can resist something that Jesus is insisting? What Faith Goals is Jesus calling you into this year?
Read MoreHow does God work in our world, in our circumstances and in our planning? Should we even bother with goals? What about sovereignty and providence? God says that he will instruct us and teach usu in the way we should go; and that He wants to be so close and connected to us that we can be counseled you with His loving eye. [Ps 32:8]
Read MoreGuest Speaker Jonathan Bonython shares about believing through doubts. Mark 9 records a man’s cry - "Then I believe. Help me with my doubts!"
Resolutions and Dreams are nothing without a plan. The heart of God is that we would submit all our works and plans to Him. God with us through Jesus means that we need to live with God.
Read MorePaul Bonython shares about God with us, Immanuel
Read MoreThe peace we have is because of Jesus, and that is what makes Christmas so special.
Read MoreHow can we have peace with God, ourselves and others?
Read MoreMatthew 2:2-4 offers three responses to Jesus entering the world, and three responses to how we respond to the peace of Jesus for our own lives: surrender, conflict or ‘meh’
Read MorePr Barry Silverback shares about the Fatherhood of God.
Read MoreMatthew 13 records that Jesus did only a few miracles because the people who knew Jesus did not believe He was who He said He was. Before Pentecost, there were doubts. After Pentecost, there was authority & miracles.
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