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Today, Dave Matthews talks to us about when Solomon, the King of Israel, took the Israelites to worship God, and asked for wisdom and knowledge to lead his people. If you are seeking wisdom today, go to God, the king of kings.

Today, Bob Barstow looks at 1 Corinthians 3 where Paul is tackling the issues of division, and demonstrates how divisions can stop our growth. However if we look to God, we thrive, if we look to God, he can heal our divisions.

Today, Anna Hodges looks at Psalm 91 and the promise of a full life that is given by God. Be encouraged that even in your pressures or troubled times, you will be satisfied with a full life, that's the offer for you today, thats the God who is available for you.

Today, Fernando Carrillo looks at 1 Corinthians 1:18 and how through believing in what Jesus did for us and the cross, the power of God can change out lives.

Week 1 of Summer Nights 2020, in which Ryan Rodrigues looks at the life and adventures of Joseph in Genesis 37 in a talk titled ‘I’m A Dreamer’. Join us every Tuesday in August, 7-8pm, for Summer Nights – visit htb.org/summernights for details

Today, Ryan Rodrigues looks at Psalm 90: 17 'May the favour of the Lord our God rest on us; establish the work of our hands for us'.

Vicar of St Peter’s Brighton, Archie Coates, joined us on this week’s HTB At Home to talk about Life in Limbo. Listen as Archie talks about the difference Jesus can make in our moments of limbo.

Today, Nicky Lee looks at acceptance, the key principle for building relationship, outlined in Romans 14. “Accept the one who’s faith is weak, without quarrelling over disputable matters”

Today, Jemima Adjei looks at Romans 13 and reflects on the words ‘Let no debt remain outstanding except our continuing debt to love one another.’

It can be hard to live out the idea of sacrifice. Today, Stephen Foster looks at Romans 12 and asks, what are we prepared to lay down in our life to see how God might light it up?

Today, Tash Kusi looks at Psalm 89 and encourages us to ask God ‘What have you anointed me for?’.

Ruth May looks at 1 Corinthians and how God can change areas of our lives that feel under shadow.

This is a historic time for the church. For Focus Sunday, Nicky Gumbel encourages us to never give up on the fight for justice. Let's not be satisfied until 'justice rolls like a river, righteous like a mighty stream.' Join us every Sunday https://www.htb.org/athome

Lewis Dean encourages us that we stand on the promise that God is working for us. Sometimes it might feel like the brakes are on, but remember we have hope because God is with us.

Today Azande Mbhele looks at Romans 8 and how we can often be led by our need for control. Can we be challenged today to say ‘God may I follow your lead?’

Today, Rachael Wooldridge looks as Psalm 88 and how it is a prayer that comes from someone in a season of darkness. Do you feel like you are in a season of frustration, confusion or pain? Today we are encouraged to say it to God because the very thing that might separate you from God might be the thing that will fuel your relationship with God.

Ryan Rodrigues looks at Romans 6-7 and unpacks Paul’s letter to the Romans as he talks about grace. Do you have questions about living under Grace? Today we are reminded with Paul’s words ‘Shall we sin because we are not under law but under grace? By no means!’ and encouraged that we serve a God who loves us, sees us and wants the best for us.

Do you struggle to believe you can be loved completely? Today, Katherine Chow reflects on Hosea 1-2, and how we are able to receive the greatest love of all. We are reminded that God’s love is unconditional and it is a love that can change your life. Join us every day on Instagram, Spotify, or iTunes for daily encouragement based on the Bible In One Year.

Actors David and Jessica Oyelowo joined us on this week's HTB at Home to talk about their Christian lives and their work in Hollywood. They shared their experience of HTB’s Pre-Marriage Course with Nicky and Sila Lee in the run-up to their marriage and went on to describe how the recent killing of George Floyd had galvanized their work in the cause of racial justice seen most prominently in their performances in Selma and A United Kingdom.

Today, Fernando Carrillo looks at Romans 4 and encourages us that something beautiful happens when we put our faith in what Jesus did for us on the cross.