Today, we reflect on the Parable of the Tenants in Luke 20:9-19.

How does Jesus want to ‘clear the temple’ of my life, and how can I help others experience His cleansing work?

Will Jesus be your King of Peace—your source, your message, and your method to bring peace?

From Luke 19:11-27, we reflect on Jesus' judgment and the rewards for faithfulness.

From Luke 19:11-20, Jesus calls us to faithfully invest what He has given to us, so you may hear, “Well done, good and faithful servant.”

From Luke 19:11-15, let’s reflect on how Jesus is the true and good King and wants to rule in our lives.

Below is a list of songs that we'll use during our prayer meeting in Roehampton on Sunday, March 16th, 2025. List (Not in alphabetical...

From Luke 19:8-10, let’s reflect on how Jesus invites us to join His mission of seeking and saving the lost. 

From Luke 19:8-10, let’s reflect on how our being born again of the Spirit will always transform what we love. 

From Luke 19:1-7, let’s reflect on Zacchaeus; he ‘wanted to see Jesus’; however, the deeper truth is that Jesus was seeking him.

Jesus wants to lead others to praise God, and this is often achieved by what He’s doing in and through us. 

Understanding our needs, understanding the needs of others, and conviction of Jesus’ love and sufficiency ignite passionate prayer. 

We need the Spirit in order to understand - to 'see' - spiritual things.

From Luke 18:31-33, let’s reflect on the way that Jesus wants to give a fresh vision of the gospel daily.

From Luke 18:31-33, let’s reflect on how Jesus wants to take us aside so as to teach and envision us.

There is great promise for this and the next life for those who will radically follow Jesus. 

Only God, through Christ, grants cleansing and new birth, leading to a new life. 

Jesus repeats the vital teaching that salvation cannot be earned but is the gift of God. 

From Luke 18:9-17, let’s reflect on how Jesus likens a child’s weakness and dependence to saving faith

Justification before God is never earned through our own good deeds or performance. In fact, it’s the humbled who are exalted!