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Pastor Robbie Symons concludes his message about "The Cost of Compromise" on Live in the Light. How has your life, church, family, business, or heart been threatened by compromise? The life that is fully devoted and focused on the gospel is a life that is blessed. The opposite is nothing but disaster.

God has graciously given each of us the gift of free will, which means that we have the freedom to make choices in life. However, when we make selfish choices that are contrary to God's word, we soon find ourselves in sin, grieving the Holy Spirit, and his power in our lives is lost. Today on Live in the Light, we learn that there are severe consequences when we compromise God's truth, but there is also great blessing when we pursue conviction, standing firm in the truth and abiding in Christ. Pastor Robbie speaks from 1 Samuel 2.

Today on Live in the Light, Pastor Robbie Symons concludes his message in 1 Samuel 1. Samuel's parents' life of prayer was powerful in shaping his character. Do we prioritize prayer over programs in caring for our children?

When God created this world, we sinned, thereby breaking our relationship with him. But in his love, God sends his Son to die a pure and sinless death. Jesus is the sacrifice we need. Join us on Live in the Light as we conclude this message on atonement, uncovering the beginning of the gospel narrative and the blessedness of Christ's sacrifice in Matthew 21 with Pastor Robbie Symons.

Today's message on Live in the Light with Pastor Robbie Symons introduces us to Samuel's parents, Elkanah and Hannah, found in 1 Samuel 1. Elkanah worshipped the Lord and walked in genuine obedience, evidencing his true love for God and family, even when discouraged by his wife's barrenness. Both he and Hannah modelled a faithfulness and dependence on God in the home where Samuel would be nurtured and raised. His parents' life of prayer was powerful in shaping Samuel's character, preparing him for his eventual positioning as a leader for God's people. Our children are watching - what do they see?

The Lord is sending—are we willing to step out in obedience? Each of us has been given gifts, time, and a story that God wants to use. Pastor Robbie Symons reminds us that now is the time to step forward with faith, hope, and readiness to be used by the Lord. Listen to the concluding part of this message on Live in the Light.

In this message on Live in the Light, Pastor Robbie Symons turns to Matthew 9 where Jesus reminds us that “the harvest is plentiful, but the labourers are few.” These words ring true today—not as a cause for discouragement, but as a reminder of the incredible opportunity before us. The world is hungry for hope and truth, and God is still calling and equipping people to go. Jesus is clear in his call: we must pray fervently and earnestly because when we pray, God moves. But as we pray, we’re also faced with a personal challenge—are we willing to be the answer to that prayer?

Our God is a God on mission, and He wants to send every single one of us to be His hands and feet in this world. We each have a story to tell, a spiritual gift to use, time to give, and a Saviour who is sending us! Join Pastor Robbie Symons on Live in the Light for the conclusion of this message.

This week on Live in the Light, we continue in our Life on Mission series. Pastor Robbie Symons is exploring Acts 13 and drawing inspiration from the Early Church. Their example challenges us to centre our lives on the Lord and remain sensitive to His Spirit. Abiding in Him allows His guidance to shape our lives and direction. But when He speaks—are we truly listening? Or are we resisting His leading? Our God is a God on mission, and He wants to send every single one of us to be His hands and feet in this world. We each have a story to tell, a spiritual gift to use, time to give, and a Saviour who is sending us!

In a world that promotes self-dependency and self-sufficiency, we may ask ourselves, "Am I enough?" "Is there more to this life?" "Why do I feel so much regret?" At the root of these questions, our hearts seek something greater than ourselves and yearn for peace apart from our sin. Enter: God. When he created this world, we sinned, thereby breaking our relationship with him. But in his love, God sends his Son to die a pure and sinless death. Jesus is the sacrifice we need. Join us in Hebrews 10 on Live in the Light as we uncover the beginning of the gospel narrative and the blessedness of Christ's sacrifice with Pastor Robbie Symons.

On Live in the Light, Pastor Robbie Symons explains what happens when sin clouds our purpose, causing our light to grow dim and our supernatural saltiness to become dull. In that conviction, we find grace—grace from a loving God, drawing us back to Him so we can shine brightly once again.

As we continue our Life on Mission series on Live in the Light, Pastor Robbie Symons looks at Matthew 5 and what it means to be Salt and Light in this world. We are sent with a purpose—to be used wherever God has placed us to delay the decay of this world. But even as we carry this calling, we wrestle with our weakness. What happens when sin enters our hearts, our purpose is clouded, and the light we’re called to shine grows dim? In that conviction, we find grace—grace from a loving God, drawing us back to Him so we can shine brightly once again.

If we are saved in Christ, we are called to be on mission as well. From Abraham to Moses to John the Baptist and the early disciples—God’s people have been created to be agents of his redemption. And that includes you, Christ-follower! You haven't been saved to be a spiritual consumer. Who God has saved, he has called. Join Pastor Robbie in Genesis 12 for the second part of this message on Live in the Light.

Today on Live in the Light, Pastor Robbie Symons begins a new series: Life on Mission—From Saved to Sent. He starts by laying this fundamental foundation: Our God is a Sending God. In Genesis 12, we witness God sending Abram out to the land that He will show him. In sending Abram, God set in motion a movement that still shapes our calling today. We do not serve a stationary, passive or distant God—He is always on the move. If we are saved in Christ, then we are called to be on mission too. From Abraham to Moses to John the Baptist and the early disciples—God’s people have been created to be agents of his redemption. And that includes you, Christ-follower!

Today on Live in the Light, Pastor Robbie Symons reminds us of the power of repentance as God floods our lives with grace when we confront our sin.

Today on Live in the Light, Pastor Robbie Symons concludes his message on our immovable position in Christ as his children.

Charles Spurgeon said, "God will not allow His children to sin successfully." In today's message on Live in the Light with teacher and pastor Robbie Symons, God confronts David with his terrible sin by sending the prophet Nathan. What terrible sin do you have on your heart? Repent and be cleansed! 2 Samuel 12:1-15

Spiritual heart failure in David began with disobedience and worsened with deception. If a heart is not corrected, it will find destruction. Pastor Robbie Symons concludes his message on David's heart failure on Live in the Light.

In today’s message on Live in the Light, we learn how King David succumbed to weakness because of his sinful desires: a case of spiritual heart failure. He commits adultery and murder, and his life is torn apart. It takes remorse to truly heal the heart, but when we give our lives—and our hearts—to God, He lovingly cleanses us of all our sins. Follow along with Pastor Robbie Symons in 1 Samuel 11.

Live in the Light with Pastor Robbie Symons concludes the message "The Heart of Worship". David's example cautions us not to be careless or casual in our worship of the Lord. We worship a Holy God, and the state of our hearts in worship is not to be taken lightly.

When we are saved, we assume that our worship of the Lord is pure and blameless. But in our continuing study, Pastor Robbie Symons teaches that David, a man after God’s own heart, was presumptuous and careless in his worship. Today on Live in the Light, Symons cautions that you may be living a double life in the sight of God! We need a pure heart and clean hands to approach His throne. Robbie is reading from 2 Samuel 6:1-15.

In this concluding message of our "Immovable" series on Live in the Light, Pastor Robbie Symons examines how a believer in Christ is to respond to the chaotic world we live in, according to God's word. We know this world is unstable, but God is Immovable! Therefore, if you are rooted in Christ, you have no need to be afraid. If you are genuinely saved, Jesus will not "unsave" you. What he starts, he finishes. He promises us that all whom the Father gives to him, he will not cast out. He will not lose even one.

In Psalm 15, author King David examines what it takes to be in God's presence. On Live in the Light, Pastor Robbie Symons concludes his message and encourages believers to abide in Christ, relishing in His presence and the peace that comes within.

In our continuing study of David's life on Live in the Light, we dive into Psalm 15, where David examines who may dwell in the presence of the Lord. With Pastor Robbie, we learn that if we are truly saved in Christ, we must continue striving for integrity, fidelity, purity, consistency, and immovability. Time for a heart check! Are these the passions you’re pursuing?

When crisis comes, there is only one place to turn. Follow David's example and find strength in the Lord. Pastor Robbie Symons concludes his message on Live in the Light.

As if David’s life had not been trying enough, God leads him into yet another crisis in 1 Samuel 30. David faces a devastating blow, but does he give up? No. He gains strength from the Lord His God. Pastor Robbie Symons shows us how we, like David, can find our strength, wisdom, and victory in the Lord. Be encouraged today on Live in the Light.

Integrity matters to God. David's act of integrity in 1 Samuel 24 is an example for believers to trust and follow God, despite what our flesh or culture would celebrate as right and rational. Pastor Robbie Symons concludes his message about the Integrity of David on Live in the Light.

On Live in the Light, Pastor Robbie Symons concludes his message titled "Immovable Blessing" in Psalm 112. Holiness becomes our happiness when we choose to fear the Lord.

What does integrity mean to you? Today on Live in the Light, we examine the role of integrity in David’s life as he is presented with the opportunity to easily kill his enemy, Saul. With mercy, respect, goodness, integrity and love, David once again demonstrates why he is a man after God’s own heart. Let’s marvel once again at David’s determination to follow his faith in the Lord with Pastor Robbie Symons in 1 Samuel 24.

Pastor Robbie Symons is concluding the series "A Change of Heart" today on Live in the Light. A heart of conviction is serious about sin. On Live in the Light, we are reminded again of how deceptively our sin speaks to us, and how God uses confession to restore us to himself and reignite the flame of the gospel within us.

In Psalm 51, David shows God his heart of confession, then his authentic longing for a cleansed heart. Now, on Live in the Light, we learn about David's Heart of Conviction! As believers, we need to follow David's example by continuing to mature in Christ, by transforming others by telling them about His grace, by worshiping Him wholeheartedly through prayer and song, by maintaining our brokenness, and, especially, by building His kingdom.

Live in the Light teacher Robbie Symons concludes his message on Psalm 51: A Heart That is Cleansed. Repentance brings forgiveness of sins, and forgiveness brings the mercy of God---the only one who can create in us a clean heart.

We continue in Psalm 51 on Live in the Light with Pastor Robbie Symons. Who alone can take a wretched, broken heart of sin and transform it into a heart of righteousness? Only our almighty, merciful God! In Psalm 51, verses 7 to 13, David, when faced with the foulness of his sins, begs God to cleanse his heart and prepare it for amazing renewal and revival. Oh Lord, let us, too, put our pride aside and beg for a clean heart!

This mini-series focuses on Psalm 112, a relatively little-known psalm. Today’s message on Live in the Light reminds us of the constant, unfathomable blessings that God pours out on us through His steadiness and perfection. Pastor Robbie Symons teaches how this passage brings us the truth about who we are in the Lord. For the righteous will never be moved! You will be remembered forever by the living God. When you are chosen, you are secure. At the end of the day, when you belong to the Lord, you are His!

Pastor Robbie Symons concludes his message in Psalm 51 on Live in the Light. When David is confronted with his sin, he lays it before the Lord in confession and repentance. What's more amazing than his sin is the abundant mercy of our faithful God. Listen in on Live in the Light and be reminded of the steadfast love of our Saviour, and the act of confession that prepares us to receive it.

In Live in the Light, we are beginning a new mini-series within The Life of David series called "A Change of Heart". When Christ shed His perfect blood for us at the cross, the Lamb and Saviour Jesus Christ, paid for our sins once and for all. But that does not mean we do not grieve the Holy Spirit when we sin. Pastor Robbie Symons teaches from Psalm 51. David cries out to God after he realizes the evil of his transgressions of adultery and murder, and through his sorrow and pain, we see how merciful our Lord is when He is faced with a heart of true confession.

In Psalm 34, David's dismay is turned to prayer and praise when he sets his gaze on his mighty God. What do we do when we're in the depths of despair? Pastor Robbie Symons reminds us that a prayerless life is the sin of self-reliance. In faith, go to your God and take refuge in Him.

In Live in the Light with Pastor Robbie Symons, we are in Psalm 34. When we last met David, he was in the midst of a trial few of us could imagine. Yet, even as we’re about to accept his demise, David yet again turns to the Lord in prayer and in praise. His heart is filled with dependence on his one and only God, which flows into worship and reverential awe. How can we mirror David’s example when we’re in our darkest hour?

On Live in the Light, Pastor Robbie Symons concludes his message on The Power of Biblical Friendship by looking at the relationship between David and Jonathan in 1 Samuel 23:15-18. A good friend strengthens us in the Lord. Are you that kind of friend to others?

A clean house, a clean car, clean clothes, even the proverbial 'clean slate' - why do we so enjoy things that are clean? Perhaps it is because it evokes a sense of purity and newness. In Psalm 5, David longs for a clean & pure heart, free from sin and stain, knowing that the Lord looks on the heart. Only God can create a clean heart through the washing and cleansing of our sin by the blood of Christ and the power of the Holy Spirit. But like David, we must beg the Lord to restore our hearts with faith that he will respond. Today on Live in the Light, we learn that forgiveness restores us from sin, but brokenness and contriteness before God produce joy!

How incredible and lifesaving is the power of Biblical friendship? In our continuing study of the life of David, God’s book reveals that even when he is feeling most anxious, alone, and vulnerable, David will be provided a true and loyal friend in Jonathan, who reminds David to look only to the Lord for strength and truth. We must remember that our best friend, whom we seek when life is great as well as when things look bleak, is our Saviour Jesus Christ! Pastor Robbie Symons teaches from 1 Samuel 23:15-18 on Live in the Light.

Today's episode concludes the dramatic fall of King David, man after God's own heart. On Live in the Light, Pastor Robbie Symons teaches how vital it is to go to the Lord, especially in dark seasons. 1 Samuel 21-22

Like all of us, David is subjected to his fair share of troubles and woes, even if he seems to have the Lord’s favour. As his reputation disintegrates —as he goes from hero to villain in what seems like mere moments—David’s life unravels before us. Will his faith falter? Will he lose hope? Will he blame God? Pastor Robbie Symons is teaching from 1 Samuel 20-21 on Live in the Light.

How did David, a man after God’s own heart, handle his newfound celebrity status? How will we fare as believers in the test of success? On Live in the Light, Pastor Robbie Symons concludes the message on 1 Samuel 18-19, warning of the dangers of jealousy.

After his incredible defeat of the monstrous Goliath, David is thrust into nation-wide fame and success, but as Proverbs 27:21 says, “the crucible is for silver and the furnace is for gold, and a man is tested by his praise.” How will David, a man after God’s own heart, handle his newfound celebrity status? Follow along in 1 Samuel 18-19 on Live in the Light with Pastor Robbie Symons.

A clean house, a clean car, clean clothes, even the proverbial 'clean slate' - why do we so enjoy things that are clean? Perhaps it is because it brings to mind a sense of purity and newness. In Psalm 51, David is longing for a clean & pure heart, free from sin and stain, knowing the Lord looks on the heart. Only God can create a clean heart through the washing and cleansing of our sin by the blood of Christ and the power of the Holy Spirit. But like David, we must beg the Lord to restore our hearts with faith that he will respond. Today we learn that forgiveness restores us from sin, but brokenness and contriteness before God produces joy!

As we continue in our study of David, we arrive at one of the most famous stories in Scripture: the mighty battle of David versus Goliath. But this awesome, powerful story is really about God and His glory versus the sin and evil that plagues our world. Rest in the knowledge that no matter how gargantuan your enemy, if you have the Lord behind you, you cannot lose!

As we continue in our study of David, we arrive at one of the most famous stories in Scripture: the mighty battle of David versus Goliath. But this awesome, powerful story is really about God and His glory versus the sin and evil that plagues our world. Rest in the knowledge that no matter how gargantuan your enemy, if you have the Lord behind you, you cannot lose!

Join us today as we continue to learn about the life of David, a man after God’s own heart. In 1 Samuel 16, we watch as God continues to make a king of David—but in His time, according to His holy plan. The message? We need to be available, teachable and faithful like David if we, too, are to be used to build His Kingdom.

Join us today as we continue to learn about the life of David, a man after God’s own heart. In 1 Samuel 16, we watch as God continues to make a king of David—but in His time, according to His holy plan. The message? We need to be available, teachable and faithful like David if we, too, are to be used to build His Kingdom.