Leading Lights Network

The return from Babylon in Ezra 2 illustrates that, although God calls everyone home, each individual must personally choose to leave the world’s system and follow Him.

The exile and return of Israel reveal that we are spiritual exiles longing for heaven, and God is calling each one of us to begin the courageous journey home to Him as an individual, and a part of a new community.

Jersey's rich Christian heritage, going back to Roman times, has laid the foundation for the Church today.

The story of the nations starts in Genesis and runs right through to Revelation - God's plan from the beginning has always been for all nations to know His love and His blessing.

How can our lives and communities reflect the early days of the Christian Church in the book of Acts?

The promise of power and the mandate to be His witnesses given to the disciples is a promise and a mandate for Christians today.

We learn from the disciples' 10-day wait before Pentecost about what it means to wait in faith and prepare for God's power.

The 40 days between Jesus' resurrection and His ascension were an important part of God's plan to teach us what it means to walk with Him.

The stone is rolled away, death is defeated, Jesus is alive! What does it mean to be raised with Christ today?

Jesus enters Jerusalem as King, but not the kind the people expected. The world sees a parade but Heaven sees a coronation.

God calls believers to enter a life of spiritual rest and righteousness (a Sabbath) by trusting His promises and allowing His living Word to transform their hearts.

What does being “free from the law” really look like in the lives of believers and what are the traps we should be careful to avoid?

In the New Covenant, God writes His laws on our hearts and minds, instead of on stone tablets, and He enables us to do His will.

The law exposes our sickness, but Jesus provides the cure — and that cure produces rivers of righteousness from the inside out.

Galatians 3 teaches that New Testament Christians are set free from the Old Testament Law's system of works and curses, because Jesus redeemed us on the cross.

What was the purpose of the Old Testament Law of Moses and how does it affect us as Christians today?

Solomon's final conclusion in Ecclesiastes shows us that God alone is able to satisfy the human heart.

Solomon's life, as depicted in Ecclesiastes, teaches us important lessons about living with purpose.

Ecclesiastes points out the limits of physical life and teaches us to live with eternity in mind.

Ecclesiastes teaches us God's design for human life and how we should order our priorities.

The book of Ecclesiastes feels depressing, but it is included in the canon of Scripture for a reason and it confronts one of life's biggest questions: What's the Point?

We need to understand our moment in history, and choose to live wisely and purposefully in the here and now.

Every season of life - from birth to old age, is held in God's hand - He carries us, guides us and makes everything beautiful in its time.

Redeem the season of Christmas and share it's true purpose in the midst of our culture's wasteful commercialism.

God's timing is perfect - the birth of Jesus came at the perfect moment in history - and God is just as intentional with His timing in our individual lives.