The Word Opened

This week we see how identity is attacked but the of knowing our identity in

This week we look at how Paul selected people because of their service and what service really means.

This week we look at the authority and power in the name of Jesus.

This week we look at how and why God used objects to heal.

This week we look at the opposite of a hardened heart which was looked at a couple of weeks ago and we see the power of a humbled heart. If you want to be involved in a the reflective time on a Sunday Evening then drop us a message at Wholeness Ministries on Facebook.

This Easter we look at two people who play important roles in the Easter story but often get overlooked. Their lives are transformed when they recognise who Jesus truly is.

We look at how Paul does not give up with the Jews and we find him back in the synagogue reasoning with the Jews.

Last week we looked at how the baptism of the Holy Spirit happened with Jews. This week we look at the Gentiles. In this example we need to learn to not get in the way of the Holy Spirit otherwise you can sop Him working.

This week we look at how the Holy Spirit works in the life of the Jews in conversation.

Apollos turns up in Ephesus and starts sharing part of Jesus. However he is humble enough to accept teaching from Aquila and Priscilla and to therefore learn and grow. How about us? Are we humble enough to accept that we don't know it all?

Paul made sure he was walking the will of God. Despite what his heart wanted he wanted to make sure he was walking the will of God.

This week we look at Aquila and Priscila and how Paul had equipped them to do the work that God had for them.

This week we see that Paul remains steadfast, standing in his faith and is faithful to Gods calling. What about us? Do we remain steadfast to Gods calling despite challenges? Do we remain faithful to Him?

Happy New Year. This week we see Paul has followed in obedience and God does what He says He is going to do.

This week we see how Paul is called to remain and speak in Corinth. What does this mean for us?

This week we see that Paul is compelled by the Spirit to preach to the Jews. Paul has no hesitation in making the bold claims that Jesus is the anointed one and that he knows who he is and that past does not define him.

This week we see Paul move to Corinth and base himself in the community.

This week we complete Paul's speech at Mars Hill and see how conviction by the Holy Spirit is about the heart and how we should walk that out in our calling.

We continue looking at the word that Paul is sharing with the men of Athens.

We are back and this week we continue with Paul in Athens as he starts to share with those on Mars Hill. This is an eye opening preach to the academics but shows that people are ignorant to Jesus naturally.

We continue this week looking at how Paul confronted ideology in Athens and how we are to stand up in exposing the darkness.

This week we see how Paul gets provoked in his Spirit and how this manifests out. What happens when you are provoked? What is your manifestation?

This week we see the consequences of Paul and Silas sharing Jesus in Berea and how jealousy can follow you to try and continue derailing you.

This week we see how studying what Paul has said leads to Salvation. Studying Gods word is vital for our growth and we can not ignore someone coming to faith through studying His word.

This week we see what happens to Paul and Silas after leaving Phillipi. Another step of faith and continuing to undertake Gods work.