We are emotional beings, made in God's image. Libby shares the importance of expressing our feelings - not just good the ones. To be real and responsible with our anger, otherwise it will just leak out anyway.

In an age of information overload, how do we take action - take the steps to follow the narrow path and live life with Jesus?

Covering Matthew 7:13-29, Tina gives us part 2 of 2 of 'The Sermon Concludes' series - wrapping up Jesus' Sermon on the Mount.

Tina also leaves us with some practical steps for the week ahead:

'Your Rule of Life'

• Have a think about your current ‘rule of life’ – what habits and rhythms do you already have in your life to draw you deeper into Jesus? Pray about how you could go deeper.
• Write down possible tweaks to your ‘rule of life’ and pray over this. (You could include times of prayer, Bible reading, silence and solitude, fasting, church /house church /small group, Sabbath / slowing and rest, etc).

Want to learn more? Listen to John Mark Comer’s teaching on a ‘Rule of Life’ (also available on Spotify).

It is not loving to “pick on people, jump on their failures, criticise their faults”. So how can we help guide or correct someone? And is it always appropriate to do? How do we honour God and each other when we mess up? And what does it take to ask another for correction or guidance in your own behaviour?

Rod explores these questions with scripture and wisdom.

Covering Matthew 7:1-6 (and Galatians 6:1), this is part 1 of 2 of 'The Sermon Concludes' series - wrapping up Jesus' Sermon on the Mount.

Josh shares both practically and personally what to means to be good stewards of all that we have in service to God - to His will and His love for His children.

Through an array of stories and scriptures, Robin shares how God can be trusted to care about the little things and hold us through the big things - freeing us to be generous with our lives and with what we have.

Libby shares, using both scripture and personal experience, the great value in giving and receiving - being blessed to be a blessing.

Tony shares that the practice of Generosity comes out of willing hearts - those who love God and seek to imitate Him.

We asked the question this Easter, 'what are you looking for?' In this sermon, Tina suggests an answer centred around this verse in John: "Now this is eternal life: that they know you, the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom you have sent." (John 17: 3 NIV)

How would you describe your 'knowing' of God? Factual? Relational? Moving towards 'union' with him?

After listening to Tina's sermon, allow 5-10 mins to sit in the quiet, stilling your mind and heart, and ask God to draw you into a deeper knowing of him, so that you, like the old man in the church Tina talks about, might one day be able to say "I look at Him, and He looks at me, and we are happy."