LIFE Adelaide

Ps Jacob Meinel continues our 'You Asked For It!' series as we unpack the question: How do I know the will of God? God's will is revealed one step of obedience at a time, in His Word and in our Surrender.

This week, Ps Ashari continues our series ‘You asked for it!’ as we look at some of the most commonly asked questions from our congregation. We all know reading our Bible is an important practice but sometimes it is easier said than done. This week, we dive into the question, ‘How do we read the Bible?’ as we explore the practice of Lectio Divina - a slow practice to reading inspired by the Holy Spirit.

This week, Dylan Crouch continues our series ‘You asked for it!’ as we look at some of the most commonly asked questions from our congregation. Have you ever found yourself asking the questions,  ‘How do I be the bringer of good tiding?’ ‘How do I be a good witness?’ or ‘How do I evangelise?’ Tonight we look at some practices to help us grow as witnesses of Christ.

Ps Dan kicks off our new series ‘You asked for it’ as we dive into some commonly asked questions from our congregation. This week, we focus on hearing the voice of God as we look to what spiritual practices help us to engage with His voice.

Praise is not the tempo of a song, but a posture of the heart. This week we are joined by LIFE Melbourne Lead Pastor, Ps Craig Clark, as he reminds us of the power of praise and the impact it can have.

We have a responsibility to protect the righteousness of the things in our life. This Father’s Day, Ps Dan encourages us to stand in the gap. We are drowning in advice but starving for fathers and mothers - we need to choose to stand in the gap for others where the wall is thinnest. 

The church of Thyatira had tolerated false teaching and idols from the cultures around them. This week, Ps Dan continues our series ‘Letters to the Church’ as we study the letter written to Thyatira as a correction directed at this tolerance. Compromise and tolerance leads to our destruction, however, Gods way leads to joy through holiness.

Laodicea was a materially rich but spiritually bankrupt city. This week, Ps Dan continues our series ‘Letters to the Church’ as we study the final letter which was written to Laodicea. Laodicea’s belief that they were self-sufficient led to their indifference and lukewarm spirituality.

The little things we compromise end up eroding larger areas of our life overtime. This week, Ps Dan continues our series ‘Letters to the Church’ as we study the warning written to Pergamum. Internal compromise creeps in, we must guard ourselves against it.

The church of Sardis gave the impression of godliness but they had no power or impact on their city. This week, Ps Ashari continues our series ‘Letters to the Church’ as we study the rebuke written to Sardis. It not about keeping up appearances but about inward to outward change.