Engine Room – 6 habits of Jesus that power life: Obedience
Engine Room – 6 habits of Jesus that power life: Prayer
Engine Room – 6 habits of Jesus that power life: Holy Spirit dependance
How could your life change if each morning you woke up and asked – Lord what are you up to today? Can I be a part of it? That’s Jesus’ habit of Obedience to a Kingdom Agenda. Speaker: Emily Hopkins Reading: John 5:16-19
When we get busier, we tend to turn up the pace. On the other hand, the busier Jesus got, the more he slipped away to pray. What can we learn from this core habit? Speaker: Sam Haddon Reading: Luke 5.12-14
Holy Spirit Dependance Many ask themselves, how do I find peace, stability, poise amidst the stresses and business of life? If ever there was an example of a human that managed this, it was Jesus. In this new series, we'll identify 6 clear habits that powered Jesus' life and explore how they could become your "Engine Room". Speaker: Sam Haddon Reading: John 16: 5-16
God has a marvellous purpose for our lives but we often end up stuck on a never-ending ladder of comparison, measuring ourselves by whether we’re on a higher or lower rung to others. We’re going to discover how the God who has a purpose for your life also has a way to overcome comparison and set you free to live your life for him. Reading: Romans 12:3-8
Do Justice. Love Kindess. Walk Humbly. If ever there was a simple definition of Christianity it would be this passage from the Bible. But it’s a simplicity on the other side of complexity. What does this mean for us as we move forward in doing social justice? Speaker: Sam Haddon Reading: Micah 6:6-8 (TNIV)
Is it a matter of joining an organisation? Do you need to go on a mission overseas? Is it the responsibility of a department of the church? You only have to look at this clever story from Jesus, to understand some simple and practical components to start “putting things right” in your part of the world. Speaker: Sam Haddon Reading: Luke 10:25-37 (TNIV)
The world we live in screams in pain at every turn, and the Scripture is clear that God’s people are called to engage by living justly. But is Christian social justice simply doing good things, rallying and protesting, and giving our money to good causes? Or could it be something broader and deeper and wider – participating in an eternal project of restoration that finds its genesis in the heart of God? Speaker: Emily Hopkins Reading: Isaiah 58:6-9 (TNIV)
In an increasingly globalised world, the realities of disparity and injustice have become ever clearer. At the same time, the scale of humanity’s inequities can seem too big for a person to exert a significant influence. In this new series, we ask what if you saw social justice as the opportunity to simply “Put Things Right - Where you are”? Reading: James 2:15-17 (TNIV)
Guest Speaker: Graeme Innes, former Australian Human Rights & Disability Discrimination Commissioner.
It’s not quite accurate to refer to sin only as a list of the “bad things” people do. It’s far more than that. Under every person is a dynamic that if left unchecked can lead to much of the strife we have been observing in the world around us. What is that dynamic and why does it seem to be more prevalent amongst the religious? Speaker: Sam Haddon Reading: Jonah 2:7–3:5; 3:10–4:11 (TNIV)