Jesus gives us a different peace to the world. Emma and Rosemary chat about the peace that Jesus gives us is a peace that lasts. It brings us contentment and joy. We pray that you would all experience this peace and joy this Christmas. Wishing you all a blessed Christmas and wonderful new year!
Jesus gives us a peace that is beyond our understanding. It is a deep inner peace. In this Heartbeat Emma reminds us that Jesus wants to give this leave to each one of us.
When the wise men visited Jesus they came prepared with gifts. In this Heartbeat Rosemary asks us what gift could we prepare to give to Jesus this Christmas
Jesus was a gift to us. In this chat Emma and Rosemary ask the question – What is my gift to Jesus? For some of us it could be an initial Yes and for others maybe it is a deeper surrender. No matter where we are in life we can all give something to God.
Knowing that Jesus is the hope of the world how do we live with hope? In this chat Emma and Rosemary talk about the abounding hope that Christ gives us and how we are all qualified to receive hope.
God has a hope and a good plan for our future. In this season of Advent Rosemary reminds us of the hope that God has blessed us with in His son, Jesus.
Do you have a giving heart? This week Emma and Rosemary chat about the kind of heart that God wants us to have is not only a generous heart but also a giving heart of mercy, kindness and forgiveness.
God gave to us and He wants us to have a giving heart towards others. Do you have a giving heart? As we begin Advent Rosemary encourages us to have a giving heart just like Christ.
Advent is coming. This week Emma and Rosemary chat about the perspective that we can have to get the most out of this Advent. The perspective is remembering that we are chosen by Him! That is why Christ came into the world. He came just for you!
God has chosen you! You have an inheritance with Christ. In this Heartbeat Rosemary reminds us that God chose us! Soon we celebrate the Saviour of the world coming to us. Be encouraged and begin to prepare your hearts for this Advent season.
There are times that we are strong in our faith and there are times that we aren’t. In this chat Emma and Rosemary talk about how we can build others up when our faith is strong and how we can turn to others in the Church when we feel weak in faith.
Do you ever feel weak in your faith? During these times we should lean on the faith of others. In this Heartbeat Rosemary encourages us to turn to those who can help take us to Jesus.
It can be difficult to prioritise prayer when we have lots happening in life. In this chat Emma and Rosemary discuss how we can begin to put aside distraction and give our best to God.
Do you ever get distracted in prayer? We can so easily be distracted by our busy lives that prayer doesn’t always get our best. In this Heartbeat Rosemary encourages us to do our best to be still before God.
Being a person of joy and prayer combined with a heart of gratitude is how God calls us to live. In this chat Emma and Rosemary talk about how difficult it can be to rejoice and pray when life is hard but when we do this we allow ourselves to depend on God.
It can be difficult to live as a Christian through hardship. St Paul encourages us to rejoice, to pray and to give thanks. In this Heartbeat Emma encourages us to do the same when we are going through tough times.
We can be assured that God will be with us every step of the way. This week Emma and Rosemary chat about God’s presence with us. No matter what, God is always with us.
There are many times in life that we can wonder whether God is with us. In this Heartbeat Rosemary reminds us that not only is God with us but that He will also give us rest.
In our chat this week, Emma and Rosemary talk about how we have a God who has experienced pain and loss and so we have a God who truly understands us. He is a God who deeply cares for us through everything we are going through.
What can we learn from the shortest verse in the Bible? In this Heartbeat Rosemary shares how the words “Jesus wept” show us how deeply Christ loves us and understands us.