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Hellie Glynn of @trinitychelt reflects on the grace of our God, and how the Bible ends with us knowing that God was there, always is there, and always will be there. But before that there are so many other words that aptly describe our God.

Are you in a situation that needs the presence and power of God? Hellie Glynn of @trinitychelt reminds us that, right from the beginning of creation, God has been present. Do we need to see those creative miracles again in our own lives?

Are our eyes turned inwards too much upon the Church? Mike Sherburn of Watchet Baptist Church challenges us to have our focus where God wants it - to the world outside, so that we may bring God's hope to those who need it so desperately.

In the last of his mini-series, Dave Day explores some of the benefits that can arise from our wrestling with God, and how this can help us move forward into what God wants for us.

How would you sum up the good news of Jesus? @Est_LB of @ebechurch answers this question by delving more deeply, and discovers both encouragement and challenges for us.

Do you think more about what you don't have rather than what you do? Hellie Glynn of @trinitychelt asks us to change our vision, and realise that our God can greatly use what we have.

We can all be quite a personality mix, resulting in us sometimes struggling. Dave Day reminds us of the need to seek the Holy Spirit day by day, who leads us into all truth and helps us endure.

Mike Sherburn of Watchet Baptist Church reminds us that we are apprentices to a tender-hearted Saviour. So let's follow his example, by living out love, and love one another.

Do you sometimes compare yourself to other people? @TheHannahFH asks us to remember that God has made us unique, and we need to recognise and be content in that.

Is wrestling with God being disloyal? Dave Day gives us some examples of those who've wrestled with God, and encourages us to adopt some important principles.

How good are you at listening to people? @BrendanBassett of @jesusshapedprog explains that it can sometimes be a risky thing to do, yet Jesus would often do just that

Do you really understand just how much God loves you? Mike Sherburn of Watchet Baptist Church tells how precious you are to God