God is already at work in people, and, if we are ready and willing, He wants to work through us to bring them to the gospel.

Today, from the life of Philip, let’s learn how God speaks and leads us in life and mission. 

Today, from the life of Jonah, we see how God wants to teach us His concerns. 

Jonah’s frustration reveals how we can wrestle with our disappointment—even disappointment with God—and bring our raw emotions to Him in prayer.

God speaks and acts on behalf of those who are truly ready to listen and obey.

Jonathan and his young armour bearer challenge us to trust that God prepares good works in advance—and invites us to step out in courageous faith and encouragement.

From the life of Jacob, we learn to move from self-reliant struggle to wrestling with God in prayer and surrender. 

Partnering with others who carry different gifts opens the door for the Holy Spirit to work more powerfully and fruitfully among us.

Today, from the life of Philip, let’s learn how to share the gospel with power. 

Today, from the life of Philip, let’s learn how to keep serving God and people even when we face the severest of trials. 

Today, In Acts 6 we reflect on why Philip’s readiness and willingness to serve the church leads to great increase in people becoming Christians. 

Today, In Acts 6, we see that Philip’s readiness and willingness to serve the church enabled the ministry of others to flourish. 

In Acts six, we see that Philip was qualified to serve God’s church as one full of the Holy Spirit, wisdom, and faith.

In Luke 24, we see how Jesus takes ordinary, weak people and empowers them to be His witnesses. 

In Luke 24, we see how the risen Jesus is walking with us and revealing Himself to us on the path of our lives. 

In Luke 24, we reflect on that first day of the week—the day of resurrection—when the risen Jesus revives the faith of those who had all but given up. 

From Luke 22-23, we reflect on how Jesus saves those who have lost all hope in themselves. 

From Luke 22-23, we reflect on how true greatness is found in imitating the cross of Christ. 

From Luke 22-23, we reflect on how we are to see the plan and love of God in Jesus’ betrayal and death. 

From Luke 21:5-37, whilst in this period of waiting for Jesus to come, He wants all of us to join His mission for the world.