Reflections
Promoting prayer throughout the week
We know everyone can’t make it to our meetings, but the beauty of prayer is that it isn’t constrained by time. This section is where you can keep up with the messages that are shared in our meetings and some of the resources that are created to facilitate prayer, meditation, and reflection.
Messages
Hub of Hope
Mike Porteous shares about the work of Hub of Hope’s vision is to equip people all around New Zealand to journey alongside anyone with a life-limiting illness, while offering Christian spiritual support which is full of hope for them and their whānau.
Regional Focus: Southland 2022
Ps Keith Harrington from Invercargill and Rev Roy McKenzie from Gore join us to share about life in Southland and the challenges they are facing.
From CHALLENGE to CHANGE to COMPLETION
Mike Cullen shares a message on ‘From CHALLENGE to CHANGE to COMPLETION’
UNASHAMED.
Luke Collis shares about ‘Unashamed’, a movement of young people with the goal to see “every young person in Aotearoa reached with the message of Jesus”. Watch the video to learn more about why and what they do!
Hope Project | Dave Mann
Dave Mann shares about Hope Project and asks us to pray for the uniting of churches, for responsiveness to the gospel, and for conversational outreach taking place in hundreds of churches concurrently.
Catalyst Project | Ben Findlay
Ben Findlay and the team from Catalyst Movement share an exciting missional project taking place over ANZAC weekend.
“Prayer in the Holy Spirit unifies. This is what it will do FIRST for the Body of Christ in the nation. Then the God ordained destiny of this nation will emerge with greater clarity. That’s what’s at stake.”
Moana Tipa
Prayer Points
End of Life Choice – Prayer Points
One of the key people publically fighting the battle on the End of Life Choice Act referendum question has provided us with these key prayer points.
Prayers
Please join with us in praying around this important referendum question and those affected by it.
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