The Promise of Peace – Reconciliation (His Perfect Peace 2)
Our greatest need for peace comes in our relationship to our creator. Paul has much to say about this in his letters in regard to the peace and reconciliation achieved at the Cross.
Our greatest need for peace comes in our relationship to our creator. Paul has much to say about this in his letters in regard to the peace and reconciliation achieved at the Cross.
How can we discern God’s will? How does He lead us? The life of David offers us a fascinating insight into four ways that God uses to lead His people through humble listening, available resources, wise counsel and circumstances.
King David lived around 3000 years ago. So why then is his life so important for us to study? How can the stories of his life really be so crucial for us today?
David’s ‘rock bottom’ moment came when he and his men returned to find their city burning and their families gone. But in that moment, David manages to find strength in His God, and that changes everything!
Often we do not find it easy to believe in Jesus. In Matthew 8-9 we have all sorts of examples of people acting in faith, in fear and in doubt. These stories are hugely encouraging for us as we look to God to continue to work miracles in our own lives.
While water does often represent difficulties the flip side is that it represents opportunities to grow in our faith. That is exactly what happens when Peter steps out in faith and when Israel step out into the Red Sea
Life is framed around our need for sustenance. We all need to drink deeply, but ultimately those needs can only be satisfied in God alone. Four beautiful pictures make this point abundantly clear…
Why do we so readily forsake our creator and try to quench our thirst in things that do not satisfy? The shock of John 4 is that the spring of Living Water Himself, offers us water that will truly satisfy…
What does it look like to experience a life of abundant blessing? In this blog we see how Jesus’ teaching in the Beatitudes stands in stark contrast to all our answers to this question
Are we brave enough to take up Jesus’ call to follow? In this latest blog we take a close look at Jesus’ to His disciples to come and see, follow and step out…