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His Kingdom Come / Sovereignty; Nationality and Political Identity / Daniel 1:1–21 Uprooted and taken away from home, Daniel and his friends enroll in Babylon University under King Nebuchadnezzar's care. During their first day of orientation, they must decide to trust God or go along with the nation. Our identity is contingent on who we let into our story. To choose God is to disown Babylon and trust God's total control of our situation.

In Acts 10 the Apostle Peter was called by God to put aside the Jewish purity laws which had distinguished Jews from everyone else for fifteen hundred years! Why did God so abruptly discard such an important part of Jewish identity? What was to be gained? Nothing but the entire world. Join us as we unpack God's amazing strategy to redeem mankind as the church goes global.

Who in here wants a full, meaningful life? How does that happen? What does a human look like when they are fully alive, fully formed? Spoiler alert, we’re going to say it’s Jesus. But along the way, our psalm will teach us two practices that will give you an abundant life and form you into the complete…

How will our bodies be changed in the resurrection? Will we be the same person we were on Earth? Will we know each other in Heaven?

a new name and a new address - God gives you a new name and a new place to live.

Pastor introduces a timley study in the book of Daniel with the theme, "Will I change the world, or will the world change me?" This message from chapter one, "What's In a Name?" will serve as a good foundation for our entire study through Daniel.

We continue studying the Gospel of John thinking about Jesus first encounter with the Pharisee Nicodemus. We look at the familiar, yet perhaps confusing, phrase “Born Again” and ask the question, what, precisely, did Jesus mean by that? If Jesus tells us that no-one can see the Kingdom of God without being born again, then it is essential we get our understanding of this right. We think about the citizenship that we aquire by natural birth, and pose the question, does that mean our spiritual rebirth grants us a different kind of citizenship, and begin to unpack what Jesus was pointing people towards.

To Stand in the True Grace of God, Believers Must Make Every Effort to Apply the Truths of God’s Word to their lives.

John seems to be having some doubts about whether Jesus is the promised Messiah or not. Looking at how Jesus responds, we can learn about dealing with doubt.

Life is not about you! Your life should be about serving others!

1. The Object of Faith (Matthew 16:13-20) 2. The Obedience of Baptism (Matthew 28:18-20) 3. The Observance of the Lord’s Supper (1 Corinthians 11:24-25)