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Apollo and Lois Midigo are member missionaries with Fellowship International in Goma.

Graham and Sharon are leading Harbour Fellowship's church plant project, called Q50 Community Church.

Pastor Aaron continues with the Confidence series by looking at 1 John 3:1–3.

Knowing God is marked by affected behaviour and transformed lives.

1 John reminds us of who God is and what it means to walk in fellowship with Him. Pastor Aaron talks about three lies about sin that we need to stop believing.

In this new series, Pastor Aaron takes us through the book of 1 John, refocusing our attention on who we are and what we are called to do as followers of Christ.

In this story, God shows what he does with one who remains unrepentant. He shows himself to be more powerful than any hostile king, giving comfort to his faithful and suffering people.

God used the most powerful king in the known world to show His people that they were not forgotten in exile, and He uses the same story to show that we are not forgotten today.

When the heat is turned up and we are forced to put our faith in God.

What message would the dream of a despotic, foreign king have in the life of the people of God reading or hearing this story?

How should we live when we feel out of place, exiled from all that we know? The intro to the book of Daniel reminds us that God is still at work even when you feel out of place, and your determined living brings glory to God as He works in and through you.

What kind of prayer is God looking for?

What do our lives and our practices reveal about what we believe about God? Prayer matters, and what we believe about prayer is essential to our relationship with God.

As we kick off a series on Prayer, we see from Isaiah 55:1-5 and Luke 18:1-8 that God invites us into His presence and to have a relationship with him through prayer.