Insights
Weekly messages of hope and encouragement.
Rev Gav | Aug 31
What is love?
God wants us to be the best version of ourselves and be filled with God’s Holy Spirit, the Spirit of love — to be the…
Rev Gav | Aug 26
Why do we need the armour of God?
We are not meant to face life on our own, valiantly ‘soldiering on’ in our own strength, but be members of a wonderful army of…
Rev Gav | Aug 18
How can we have hope for our world?
We face an unprecedented global crisis, however, guided by the Holy Spirit of God, each of us can be part of a global answer.
Rev Gav | Aug 11
Who or what is God?
We refer to God all the time, but understanding who or what is God is important if we are to be imitators of this divine…
Rev Gav | Aug 3
How can I find fulfilment?
We all have a deep longing to be satisfied, content, and fulfilled, however, we often look for it in the wrong places.
Rev Gav | Jul 28
What does it mean to live under God’s promise?
If we live under the promise of God, then we might ask what role God’s law plays in our lives. Does it matter if we…
Rev Gav | Jul 21
What does it mean to love your neighbour?
In a previous message, I focused on the first of Jesus’ commandments — how we should love God with all our heart, soul, mind, and…
Rev Gav | Jul 14
What does it mean to love God?
Jesus agreed that the law could be summarised as loving God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength, and loving our neighbour as ourself….
Rev Gav | Jul 7
What is the point in praying?
Do you find prayer difficult? I do. So what does it mean to pray and is there a best way of doing it?
Rev Gav | Jun 30
Why do I love the Bible?
The Bible, wonderful and inspirational as it is, ultimately points to the good news of Jesus Christ, and in him our hope is found.
Rev Gav | Jun 23
How can I be assured of my salvation?
What does it mean to be saved and is salvation something that can be lost? Let’s find out!
Rev Gav | Jun 18
Where is Jesus in the storms of life?
We do not have a distant, impersonal God, but a God who journeys with us, and stands with us in our suffering, and this is…
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