Luke 7: 1-17

Luke 7: 36-50

Deep spiritual devotion can lead to significant personal and communal transformation. Stephen encourages us to seek greater devotion to Jesus and as a result, ignite a revival that impacts the lives and communities of people around us.

Acts 2:38-43
Romans 12:9-13

A deep, personal longing for more of God's presence is essential. Simon explores how this yearning connects us to God's love and power, which surpasses all other desires.

Psalm 63:1-5

Philippians 3:10-14

Kicking off our summer series on Prayer, Jodie encourages us to get hungry. We need to earnestly ask God for what we desire and align our wants with His will. We should embrace vulnerability and intention in our prayers, and see how God responds to genuine, heartfelt petitions.

Matthew 20:29-34, Habakkuk 3:2

Looking at Jesus' teachings about lust and unfaithfulness, Simon highlighs the significance of maintaining integrity in our relationships and the power of God's grace in offering forgiveness and transformation.

Matthew 5:28-29 and John 8:1-11

God's unchanging love and forgiveness invite us into a deeper, more faithful relationship with Him. Emily unpacks Jesus' teaching on adultery in Matthew and his compassionate response to a woman caught in adultery in John. How might we stay faithful to him?

Matthew 5:28-29 and John 8:1-11

True contentment comes from focusing on God's sufficiency rather than comparing ourselves to others. Stephen encourages us to trust God, count our blessings, break the hold of possessions, and aspire to virtues like Jesus so we can shift from coveting to contentment.

Philippians 4:10-20

Jesus' teachings challenge us to manage anger constructively and embody the peace of God in our daily lives. Simon explores the biblical context and modern implications of the Sixth Commandment, 'You shall not murder,' focusing on the roots of anger and its transformation through righteous living and spiritual growth.

Genesis 4:1-9

Matthew 5:21-22