LeadersHub

We live in a broken world where suffering is unavoidable, and being a Christian doesn't exempt us. However, as Rochelle Etienne of @KCBCLondon assures us, we have one who is with us in our suffering, who understands, and can bring us peace

What does it mean to honour? Dave Day tells of a situation from his own past, whilst also asking where honour fits within the current conflict between Israel and Palestine. How can we be part of a Kingdom that has a culture of honour?

What importance do you place on hosptality, and do you think of it as something that involves giving? Well, as Michael Shaw of @dcbcplymouth tells us, it's a two-way thing, and we also need to be ready to accept the hospitality of others

How often do we share our faith? Sometimes it's challenging, yet @tim_parkman of @SaltashBaptist reminds us that we shouldn't treat Jesus as a secret, but be bold with the message of saving grace and hope

@kenlenben of @liccltd tells how God speaks to us in different ways in our gathered times, and how his Spirit moves us to a variety of actions in our community. See more details [here](https://licc.org.uk/ourresources/frontlinesundays/)

Mike Sherburn brings us a poem about King Eglon and Ehud in Judges 3:12-30, that reminds us that God cares for his people and hears their cry for help

Have you ever thought, 'God, are you really there?' Meli Santos of @ywam reminds us that God is always speaking - it's not an action that he does, but it's an attribute of who he is. We need to make the time to hear him throughout our day

Where do you want to be right now? Allan Barbazza, @allanbarbazza of @KCBCLondon, reminds us that the place that God wants us to be is in his presence, with thankfulness - only there can we experience peace, joy and righteousness

Mayowa Akinloye of @KCBCLondon tells us of the woman who had been subject to bleeding for twelve years. Despite years of disappointment, a touch that was fuelled by faith changed everything. So let's embrace our faith and reach out to Jesus

In his final episode, Dave Day concludes that all of us are something of a mixture. We were born with the image of God, but there's that selfishness within us, that sometimes brings things into conflict. How do we deal with that?

Dave Day continues to explore Psalm 139, as he tells us that God's image is in each of us. And as we seek to follow him, and become more like him, then that image will be reflected in our lives, bringing life to those around us

In the first of a mini-series, Dave Day reflects on how we read Scripture is based on our relationship with God. We need to read Scripture with Jesus right at the heart of it, and to realise that he is there to help and encourage us