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In this season of unprecedented uncertainty and tension, we’re reminded that God is near to the brokenhearted. Jesus brings gladness, hope, and comfort that we can be strong and flourish.

In this first message in our annual series around mental health, we look at the relationship between spirituality and self-care: emotionally, mentally and physically.

What’s God like, really? How do we even begin trying to answer this by describing the infinite, the transcendent? And yet, the story of scripture is one in which God delights to make himself known to us. As we conclude this series, we dive in to a dramatic encounter that divulges a clear picture of what God is like, really.

A fundamental human need is to be seen and known. And yet, more often and not, we feel the disconnect of not being fully seen or known. In today’s message, we revisit a famous encounter between God and Abraham in which we are introduced to the “God Who Sees and Provides” for us in ways no-one else can.

What’s in a name? Today when naming a child we consider whether it’s in fashion or perhaps it’s a family name, – but when God reveals His name, He is revealing an important dimension of Himself. Today, we look at the story behind God revealing Himself as El Roi, the Lord Who Sees.

God wants the posture of our hearts to be one of peace. This kind of peace is not just the absence of conflict or hardship in our lives, but more about the presence of something bigger in our lives that leads us to courageous acts of worship, trust and obedience. In this message, we learn these insights and more from Gideon’s encounter with God’s peace in a dark time of his life.