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Just like the church of God in Corinth, we can be sure that our church belongs to Jesus, our church is loved by Jesus, and our church is being built by Jesus.

The bedrock of the Christian faith is love, expressed through Jesus.

Too often as Christians we still think like natural people, forgetting the gift of the Spirit that we have been given, which encourages us to seek God’s own wisdom, and forms in us the life of Jesus.

God offers us the gifts of the Holy Spirit so that we do not operate by human limitation but by divine power.

We are here by divine appointment, and every one of us is necessary to accomplish all of the things that Jesus has for us to do.

Jesus is both Saviour and Lord. Sometimes it’s tempting to think we can inhabit a halfway house between the two. We’re happy for Jesus to be our Saviour, but not so keen on him being our Lord.

If we’re not connected to Jesus, we can’t possibly make life work. In fact, it’s not just us pursuing Jesus, for Jesus first pursued us.

Our lived experience of life is that it is not just about rationality and perception and a reductionist materialism it’s about moral choices and political compromises and emotional engagement and spiritual encounters.

God has called Christians to holiness and community. Faithfulness to God is a team sport that requires the unity of the church.