Pr. Hélder looks at the persecution of the early church and the imprisonment of the Apostle Paul, Acts 28:30-31, to point out a focus on what missions looks like. Even though he was in prison, Paul did not stop sharing and preaching the Gospel. He spoke to those around him and those who came to visit. Missions begins where you are and ends where God wills. The content of the message is simply "Jesus." Not information about who Jesus is and was, to have an argument, but the Good News is the actual person of Jesus and a relationship with Him. The missionary challenge from the example of Paul: 1. speak boldly to everyone - have courage, because we are sent under the authority of Christ and the message has not changed; 2. pray for opportunities to spread the Gospel; 3. identify with Christ - our daily lives should reflect that we are a Christian (ie. Christian professional, Christian parent, Christian teacher, Christian athlete, etc..)

Pr. Bill Fawcett does a word study on "Kindness". This is a characteristic and fruit of the spirit that should be demonstrated in the life of every Christian. But what is it? Why should we display kindness and to whom? What does it really look like? How can we develop it? Scripture used to better understand this topic are 1 Cor 15:33, Luke 6:35, Ephesians 4:32, Matthew 7:2, Romans 2:1-4, 1 Peter 2:1-3 and Matthew 11:28-30.

Dr. Darryl Evetts shares from his personal experience and from the life of the Apostle Paul how we should face our Christian life when God´s call on our life seems to get tough. Contrary to some modern theology, life will not be full of just happiness, financial success and easy times. In order to get through the hard times, we need to rely on the promises of God.

God stood before Moses and promised His covenant. God then expounds upon the problems of idolatry. When we put something or someone as priority in our lives, it becomes an idol. The problem is that God says either we belong to Him, or we belong to the idol - we cannot serve two masters. Pr. Nathanael Fawcett continues to study Exodus 34 and looks at six different areas in which God claims ownership of His people.

After we have come face to face with the Almighty God and we are in His AWEsome presence, our first reaction might be that of worship. The understanding of God´s holiness next to our short-comings and failures should then lead us to confession. What should be our responsibility after these reactions? Pr. Nathanael Fawcett continues in Exodus 34 which explains to God´s people how they should stay on His road, the only path to true joy.