Podcast
Lucy takes a look at how this passage from early on in Elisha's ministry reveals two key characteristics of God’s Kingdom: the abundance of God and the wonders of God, and how Elisha, by understanding this story he’s stepping into and the one who writes it, is able to be bold and expectant of what God will do.
Whilst being relentlessly chased down by Saul and his army, David shows us how to keep persevering in God and expecting His kingdom to come, even when circumstances might make that difficult.
Bartimaeus may have been blind, but he could see who Jesus was long before the crowd around him could. Though a minor character in the Bible’s story, he has a lot to teach us about what God is saying to us this season!
Toby looks at Perseverance and Kingdom Expectancy through the lens of Caleb.
Today, Eliezer teaches us what it looks like to invite God to be with us along the way, and how this perseverance helps bring God's Garden Kingdom to earth.
Does Elijah model a "Perseverance" with God? Does he live with an expectation that God is King, and can do what He wants to? Jim looks at the confrontation on Mount Carmel and asks what we can learn from Elijah's great faith.
In our youth takeover series, Kylah picks up our theme of Perseverance & Kingdom Expectancy through the lens of Peter walking on water.
Caitlin takes us through what we can learn about perseverance and kingdom expectancy through the life and story of the prophet Jonah.
Carrie explores how Hannah's story shows us that the roadmap to participation is surrender: laying down our desires so we might become aligned with God's.
Continuing in Perseverance & Kingdom Expectancy, we’re looking at how Gideon’s life shows the importance of telling stories, of stepping out in imperfect obedience, and of pressing into God’s presence, knowing His grace is sufficient and His power is made perfect in our weakness.
