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

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

From Luke 18:9, we reflect on whether we are self-confident or humbly trusting in God and His grace.

From Luke 18:1-8, let’s reflect on how it’s possible, without care, to become unfaithful in prayer. 

From Luke 17:11-17, we reflect on whether we are living a life of faith that obeys Jesus’ word.

Today, we reflect on how The Holy Spirit empowers us to wait in patience for Jesus.

From Luke 17:5-6, we consider how powerful prayer is that which is inspired by true faith - which is the gift of God. 

From Luke 17:5-6, we must put the small faith that we currently have into practice if it is to grow.

From Luke 17:5, we reflect on the nature of faith and how it can be increased. 

From Luke 14:15, we reflect on how a vision of eternal life or eternal death empowers, joy, prayer and compassionate mission. 

Today, we reflect on how one can be joined to Jesus’ body

Today we reflect on how the fear caused by the troubles that assault us are driven out as we take refuge in God’s presence. 

Today we continue to reflect on the theme of God being with us as we look at what we can learn as Jesus calms the storm. 

Today we reflect on the strengthening truth that God Almighty and the armies of heaven are with us. 

Today, I want us to briefly look at the vital role of faith. 

Today, we see how The Great Commission is to inspire our faith and toward faithful action like Jonathan and his armour bearer. 

Today, we look at Caleb, a character who was also faithful and courageous because, we are told, he had a ‘different spirit’. 

Today, we reflect on the willingness of Jonathan and his armour bearer to obey God against the odds. 

Today, we reflect on how faith - often imperfect faith - will lead us to attempt difficult things. 

Today, we reflect on how we can deal with our fears.