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We need to pray that God will change people's lives, and we need to be prepared to let him use us in the work. (Luke We must be ready every day for Jesus return, for he will come and take many by surprise. (Luke When following Jesus we need to rely less on ourselves and more on him. (Luke 9:3) When we do not understand what we read in scripture, we need to ask Jesus to help us see; understand and live. (Luke 18:34-43) The “suffering Servant” (Jesus) is gentle with the weak and struggling, but opposed toall injustice. (Isaiah 42:1-4) We follow a God of hope –hope for eternity feeds into hope in this life, which makes us sources of hope in the world. (Rom 15:13)

Trusting in God we need not fear people since they have so little ultimate power over us. (Psalm 56:3-4) God is more compassionate than we are. This truth is the grounds of our hope for eternity. (Jonah 4:2, 11) There is darkness in the world, like there has been for thousands of years. We pray for God to send his light – Jesus. Despite being tired, and common sense and professional knowledge 'knowing better', Peter obeyed Jesus and was blessed. There is a river of abundance flowing from the Lord. This is a vision of our lives! (Ezekiel 47) Job 9:33-34 Job says he needs a mediator – and we have one in Jesus Christ, our mediator and advocate with the Father!

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Heaven will be so much more than merely an extension of our current existence. (Matthew 22:23-29) We need to be careful of the voices we listen to and the paths they would lead us on. Many would lead us away from Christ. The Lord is my shepherd – promised from of old, and fulfilled in Christ. (Ezekiel 34:11- Even when God does not answer our prayers as we expect, our faith remains. Our faith depends on who He is and what he has ... The apostles saw apostolic writing as Scripture – so do we. God's time is different to ours, often revealing his loving patience. We are the Body of Christ and need to ensure that all members are included and valued. At times this requires careful attention.

We have a place with Jesus in eternity, and the way to it. It's all about Jesus! (John 14:1-6)