Sometimes we think of "peace" as the absence of chaos and noise. What does it truly entail? When the Bible calls Jesus the "Prince of Peace," what does that mean? Pr. Nathanael continues to look at the Christmas story through the theme of A People of Promise in a World of Impatience.

We has humans feel discouraged many times, especially when we feel let down by people. Sometimes we even like God lets us down, or doesn´t answer how we expected.

The Gospel message and story is full of the movement and plan of God that He initiated and has put into action. It therefore requires our our response. Pr. Nathanael Fawcett continues to looks at God´s plan and calling on the life of Moses and his response.

The characteristics of the eternal God and creator of the universe can be seen in the Bible as He reveals Himself-specifically here in the story of Moses and the Exodus. God did not create the world and humans and then sit on the sidelines to watch. He is not distant. He also is not in need of humans to make His plans work-He can do that all by Himself. In fact, we see here that God comes in a personal way and is involved in history, and chooses to use humans for the purpose of building relationship. Today we see that in this relationship God calls our attention, He speaks and communicates to us, and He also commissions us to participate in His will.

The mission of each church and each Believer is to make disciples. What does that mean? What is a disciple? Why aren´t we doing it more often? Director of Word of Life Brazil, John Reimer, emphasizes the importance of being a disciple in order to make a disciple.