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No one has seen God. In a world of haunting beauty and piercing pain that's a challenge. That's why Jesus came.
NB. The Sacred Romance is authored by John Eldredge and Brent Curtis. Apologies for the error on the podcast.
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"When we pray come Holy Spirit, we don’t force a power. The Holy Spirit isn’t just power, like electricity. The Holy Spirit is a person. So when we pray, we invite a person. The presence of that person is where the power is." Peter Sanyon shares on the presence and the power of the Spirit.
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One of the extraordinary things that happens as we follow Jesus is that we are changed, deeply. How does that happen? 2 Corinthians 3:18 tells us it happens as we spend face time with God.
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The spiritual armour described in Ephesians 6 is a popular kids church lesson. But brushing it off as just for kids would be a mistake. The battle is real, so is our armour.
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Living in reality doesn't come naturally. Whether we choose to acknowledge it or not, there are powers opposed to the life of faith and they want our allegiance...
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God's vision for relationship is radical. Maybe it's time to hear it again.
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What a French chore coat, a scuba instructor and a young Afghan Messi fan teach us about how we become human again.
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Body life is incredible.
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This week was church by fire and our conversation centred on the heart of Ephesians 3.
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Walls of hostility are ancient. And we're making them everyday. How could they ever possibly be dismantled between us?
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“Chosen” in the Bible and its story means something quite different to chosen in our culture.
Our culture
chosen for the team, chosen to represent your country or your school You got in, and other people didn’t. You are special, elite, better. Based on your abilities and efforts. You benefit from being chosen, and other people miss out.The Biblical story
In the story of God, the story of the Bible, being chosen is a totally different thing...
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Everything is ready. Just come! "Our Christian life begins with the discovery of what God has provided." Watchman Nee
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Hezekiah was at the point of death under the sentence of death. What was left? More than he could have ever hoped.
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Like Christmas and Easter, Pentecost celebrates a history changing move of God.
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Hezekiah faced extraordinary life-threatening situations as he lead Israel. Terror was not far from him. But somehow he kept faith. How was that possible? Here's the punch line: he brought his whole self into the presence of God - the gritty details of the problem, the full bandwidth of pain and fear. There's a lot we can learn from this ancient king...
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This is the first of three talks looking at the life of King Hezekiah. He is remarkable in his transforming trust in the Lord in the face of extraordinary generational, cultural and political opposition.
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Jesus story of two sons speaks volumes about our hearts, how deeply we misunderstand our Father and how desperately that needs to change.
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Part Two. Greg Trainor continues to workshop how to join the Father in His healing work.
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At the start of a new series focused on "doing the stuff" we're diving deep into who God actually is. After all, Tozer tells us, what we think about God is the most important thing about us.
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God is making all things new.
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