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Psalm 101 – the prayer of a King This world is our inheritance and while we are ‘rulers in training’, we should consider these 3 questions: What am I when I am alone? (v 1 – 4) What am I when I am with others? (v 5 – 6) What am I when I have…
Psalm 27 The Grounds for Confidence The Nature of Confidence The Fruit of Confidence
Psalm 96 is the song of a man Living in Joy, and his song teaches us to, Sing to the one who gives you joy Worship in the splendour of holiness Join in creation’s worship
Ezra 3 v 8-13 This is a new beginning, but what kind of a day is it? A day of THANKSGIVING? A day of MOURNING? A day of ANTICIPATION? After covid-19 as we start coming together again, we should rejoice in being able to meet together in some measure for now, but we should mourn…
Psalm 13 Don’t pretend – set your pain before God – nothing changes but everything is different. The key is not ‘why’, but ‘who’! It is not understanding the plan, but trusting the planner. “But I trust in your unfailing love, my heart rejoices in your salvation” Psalm 13
A short introduction to what is unique about the book of Psalms in preparation for our series, The Art of Living
Ecclesiastes ch 12 v 8-14 Nothing has changed … but everything is different. “Meaningless! says the Teacher, everything is meaningless” v8 Christ is what makes everything different. Don’t just look … see! “The words of the wise are like goads” v11 We should look and see what God is doing in the world, moments of…
Ecclesiastes 11 v 7 – 12 v 7
Ecclesiastes ch 11 v 1 – 6
Where can we find hope and purpose? through faith in God; in knowing that Jesus is from the Father; and when Jesus calls us to himself