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Using Jesus’ prayer in the garden of gethsemane as an example Gary encourages us to lay down our lives in submission to the will of the Father.

Taken from practicingtheway.org: The earliest Christians were marked by a disproportionate concern for the poor. Jesus' teachings about the poor challenged the prevailing values of a world focused on "takers" and "keepers." Jesus’ radical generosity towards the poor reflects his desire to free us to participate in his upside-down Kingdom. This Kingdom belongs to those who are "poor in spirit" and to "the least of these." Embracing radical generosity aligns us with Jesus’ mission and invites us into a new wa

Blessed are the Pure in Heart Receiving a transformed heart gives us the ability to SEE God as He is

John 1. In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God

Taken from practicingtheway.org: Scripture encourages us to see wealth through the lens of stewardship, not ownership. The three components of a biblical theology of stewardship are: - God owns it all - We are entrusted by God with his resources to do good - God blesses us to give more, not just to have more We are invited to discern with the Spirit what stewardship looks like for each of us in our particular season and circumstance. A key practice to this end is learning to listen to God’s voice about mone

Every believer who answer the call of God is gifted with the HOLY SPIRIT to be the Minister of Jesus Christ to expand the Kingdom of God of Earth

At this month's family meeting Jill talked to the children about the account of Elijah's interaction with the Widow of Zarephath and her son. In the part of the talk for the adults she picks up on the theme of generosity by interviewing Lina Read about the amazing extent to which God has enabled her business to fund charitable projects which support educational opportunities, particularly for those caught in poverty in the UK and overseas.

Blessed Are The Merciful Seeing how mercy really acts in our lives, and how Jesus showed US mercy!

Taken from practicingtheway.org. - No matter how much we accumulate, we never feel like we have enough; the more we get, the more we want. - Rather than bringing lasting happiness, wealth often increases our anxiety, discontent, and loneliness. - Jesus repeatedly cautions against the dangers of greed, reminding us that life is not found in an abundance of possessions. - Beyond warning, Jesus calls us into a simpler way of living, rooted in the biblical virtue of contentment. - We often believe we’ll be happ

Emanuel speaks about the quiet revival that has been in progress in the UK over the past 5+ years, with churches seeing over 2 million more regular attendees than in 2018!