So many times when we pray we ask God to intervene and change our situations. But how many times do we ask him to help us to change within the situation. We explore the story of Peter and Cornelius, one mans desire to please God through righteous living, and another man’s battle to change his mind and recognise something promised yet unfamiliar. The intrinsic tussle between revelation and understanding, and the visual struggle between love and traditional duty.

Belief is often something we think to be enough when pursuing our spiritual relationship. Whilst it is important, it’s actually the practical experience that we gain through different moments and circumstances that lead to conversion. The unshakable, absolute knowing that irrespective of the how it feels, your faith is rooted in what you know (The Word Of God).

In this part 2 break down study of last weeks episode, we look in more depth at the charge god gives Joshua, the history surrounding the moment they’re experiencing and the reference point it creates naturally and spiritually for the woman with the issue of blood. We explore how God keeps his promises, and the faith he requires from us in order to do and build deeper relationship with him.

Faith is something God requires from all of us in order to truly please him. It is how we show we our trust and commitment not only to his plan, but more importantly to his word. But the most important thing in the process of faith is your participation, as we look into the book of Joshua and Luke we explore these particular moments where God required action in order to fulfil his plan and promise.

This is a question we all may inwardly wonder, contemplate or even verbally express. In this crazy journey called life we go through so many seasons and transitions that can often leave us feeling abandoned, alone and fearful for the future. So how can a God that is made up of love leave me so empty, hurt or even broken? Well the truth is God isn’t trying to hurt you, but prove his consistency, love and faithfulness by not leaning into miraculous escapism but model and embed relationship through process. Come on this journey as we explore the never ending, never failing power of Gods love for you and I.