Acts 16:25, Paul and Silas are described as praying and singing hymns to God in prison at midnight, while the other prisoners listened. This act of worship, even in their di?cult circumstances, led to a miraculous earthquake that broke their chains and opened the prison doors. Time, money, attention, gifts, work. True worship often involves sacrifice. Worship in su?ering reveals our trust and surrender. David: “I will not o?er to the Lord that which costs me nothing.”

Jesus reframes worship around intimacy, not location. Spirit = heart and authenticity ignited by Holy Spirir. Truth = aligned with who God truly is.

True worship starts with offering ourselves. Worship is a lifestyle, not a slot on a Sunday. Love for God is what sets mission into motion. Worship the fuel of obedience. To lay prostrate, bow, bow head below the heart to agree with God. Come into agreement, alignment with God, what he says, to take logic and reason and submit it to God. 24/7 worship is a week of agreeing with God. To say 'yes' unconditionally and offer ourselves. When ordinary people are willing to let God do what he wants to do, that’s ho

To walk with signifies an exceptionally deep and intimate relationship with God. Characterised by faith, obedience, and continuous communion.

Vision transforms ordinary choices - into meaningful ones, turns sacrifice into joy, and sustains us when the work seems hard. A family - We don’t want to be a crowd, or even a group of friends but a family. People who will lay their lives down for one another. Full of life, energy, and enthusiasm. Believers who are hope and joy filled. Transformation happening through Holy Spirit’s love, power, revelation. Overflowing the reality of Jesus’ Kingdom in our everyday life.

Life is ultimately about the attitude we have whilst we are living it. Discovering moment by moment what it looks like for Jesus to be the main thing.

David desired one thing: to gaze upon the Lord. Worship is about God’s worth.. Heaven gives us a picture of who we worship: holy, powerful, merciful

This series dignifies the ordinary stuff of life, focuses us on our first calling (to be with Jesus), and explores how worship is the greenhouse and incubator for a truly apostolic people. MOMENTS WITH HIM BECOME MOVEMENTS.

The goal isn’t to escape the valley, remove every enemy, or finally “arrive.” The goal is to be at the table with the Shepherd, whatever the circumstances enjoying being loved, honoured, and overflowing.

God provides, leads, and restores. This is about trust—learning to rest in God’s provision and pace.Theme: From striving to resting.

Be patient. Don’t be too quick to judge. If this is just human, it will fade out. But if it’s God, it’s unstoppable. You don’t want to find yourself fighting God.

Act 3:1-10 is a contrast between spiritual resources and wealth and human resources. Peter is dependant upon the person and the power, and Peter recognises what he has in Christ.

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We need truth-speakers in our lives. Jesus is the ultimate one. His voice should define our conclusions.

Love is the greatest gif, when you look for evidence of God’s activity - you should see LOVE

Grace doesn’t just forgive—it qualifies. It’s not just mercy, it’s activating grace. It doesn’t just release from judgment. It redeems, restores, and removes the barriers that should have disqualified him. GRACE QUALIFIED PAUL. Grace rewrites our STORY.

Before coming to Christ Paul had many strengths and privileges. Educational, achievement, opportunities, people’s applause, top-table dinning, and religious status. Compared to Christ, he concludes that things that once elevated him are comparatively rubbish

A talk that invites us to ask this question - "Jesus what would my life look like and what would I do differently if I learnt the secret of being content because I know you?"

Let’s know our weaknesses and our confidence be in God not our human strength/capability- we stay on assignment, humbled by his presence and his mercy

Many treat weakness and failure as a liability. Postponing living, until everything is resolved. BUT Paul delighted in and boasted in his weaknesses. How did he gain this RADICALLY freeing perspective?