This talk focusses on the conflict between the two nations arising from the conflict between the two brothers and then turning to how God wants us to behave towards all our brothers (and sisters) i.e. everyone else and how that reflects our understanding and response to His love for us.
“Commit your work to the LORD, and your plans will be established.” If we place God and His will first and foremost in our attitude and approach to work, then our ambitions, hopes and plans will be well-grounded in His eternal purposes.
Who is my neighbour? What does the parable of the Good Samaritan teach us about God’s call on us to love our neighbour. We are called to become the neighbour for anyone in need, to demonstrate our love for God in response to His love for us.
Following Paul’s arrest in Jerusalem, looking at how he shared the Good News and his story, from an angry crowd to Roman governors and royalty. How can we share the Good News through telling our story?
As the good news of Jesus spreads out to the gentiles, The Council of Jerusalem has important lessons for both Jewish and gentile believers in the early church.
Jesus’ teaching through parables reveals hidden truths about the kingdom of heaven; there to be discovered if we have eyes to see and ears to hear. It’s a treasure worth giving up everything else for.
Isaiah’s prophetic promise to a people who have rejected God and to a world full of darkness and despair. God Himself will shine His Light into the darkness; He will send His Son, Jesus, to take on Himself the oppressive burden of sin, to restore people to relationship with God… (Read more)