As we begin to live a new way because of Christ’s victory over death, St Paul tells us that we need to be transformed by the renewing of our minds. In this Heartbeat Emma shares about what it means to live this way.

When Christ rose from the dead he opened up a new way of living for us which focuses on our hearts. In this Heartbeat Emma encourages us to step into this new way of living by putting on the ‘new self.’

God is a personal God. He wants to have an intimate relationship with us where He gets to know us and we get to know Him. In this Heartbeat Rosemary encourages us in different ways of how we can seek after God.

It is because of what Christ did for us on the Cross, by dying and rising from the dead, that we can now live the life He created us for. Emma shares about how you can put on the ‘New You’ this Easter Sunday!

As we begin Holy Week with Palm Sunday, Rosemary reflects on Jesus as the Lion and the Lamb. He was the innocent one slain and also the victorious one over death. 

Do you have needs? We all do. In this week’s Heartbeat Emma will pray for you and many different needs that we all experience. Join your specific prayer intentions with Emma as she prays. 

To have a heart like Jesus is to have a heart of compassion for others. Emma talks about seeking true heart transformation and what we can do when we are moved with compassion.

What is your heart intention when you fast? Rosemary shares about the heart transformation that can occur when we fast during Lent. It will lead us to self-examination, repentance and a renewed relationship with God. 

As our relationship with God grows our desire to be His presence in the world grows also. Emma reminds us that we take the light of Christ with us wherever we go.

The expectations of how we think God should fix a situation can stop us from recognising His presence in our lives. In this Heartbeat Emma shares about some of the ways that we can be open to seeing God’s presence.

As we begin Lent, Rosemary encourages us to long for God. God desires that we meet Him. It is at this time of year where we re-align our lives to Christ and we can be more attentive to what God is saying to us in our daily lives. 

God asks different things of each one of us. Emma prompts us to ask ourselves whether we are being faithful to the things that God has asked us to do. 

The heart of God is merciful, compassionate and so loving! Rosemary reminds us that this is also the heart that God wants us to have for others. 

God doesn’t want us to live an anxious life. In this special edition of Heartbeat Emma shares about the peace that God gives us when we give our worries to God and Rosemary leads us in a reflection on our lives.

We need to have open arms to receive the blessings that God wants to give us during this Advent season. Are your arms open to receive? Rosemary encourages us to be open to all that God has for us this Christmas.

At Christmas time we can often feel a sense of urgency and a mad rush to the day. In this Heartbeat Rosemary reminds us that Jesus comes in peace and we can all experience that peace in our lives.

Are you getting your heart ready this Christmas? It is not too late for you to focus on an interior preparation in your heart for the coming of the Saviour. Join Rosemary in this Heartbeat where she reminds us that the Holy Spirit fuels us to be expectant, joy-filled and ready for Jesus. 

How often do we miss the signs of God? As we begin this Advent let’s not miss the signs that God wants to give us about the coming of the Messiah. Rosemary encourages us to prepare our hearts this Advent. 

Does Advent pass you by each year? In this Heartbeat Emma encourages us with some tips on how we can prepare for a rich Advent season so that it doesn’t go to waste.

Join us for A Time with Heart. Rosemary shares a message which encourages us that with Jesus we can live the life of a hero. This is the recording of our live stream event. There is no live chat for this On-demand version.

God loves you just as you are! Sometimes we can think that if we improve ourselves then we will be worthy of God’s love but God loves us completely just as we are. In this Heartbeat Emma reminds us of God’s deep love for us.

God wants us to excel and develop what we do and who we are. In this Heartbeat Rosemary shares about having outward excellence and inward character.

God’s love is so powerful that it lifts us up when life gets us down. Rosemary reminds us that God is love and His love shows us hope, mercy, understanding and compassion.

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God wants to meet us in the everyday of our lives but it can be difficult to live out our faith when life seems the same. Emma encourages us that there is a maturity that God wants to take us to when we press into living out our faith in the everyday.

We can have confidence in the steadfast nature of God. In this Heartbeat Emma reminds us that God is dependable and unwavering in His love and faithfulness to us.

In this Heartbeat Rosemary reminds us of God’s goodness and how our own lives can bear witness to the goodness of God. 

Do you ever struggle to find the words in prayer? We all do! In this Heartbeat Emma shares a recent experience of what she did when she didn’t know what to say. 

In this Heartbeat Rosemary shares how she was struck by God’s love which comes down to us, carries us in our weakness and binds us up when we’re in need. 

Even through the hardships of life we can feel contentment when we trust our lives to God. Rosemary shares about the joy and peace we feel with God. 

Do you ever feel like the challenges in your life are insurmountable? Emma encourages us that the Holy Spirit gives us everything we need to overcome the challenges before us. Join Rosemary and the Heart Team for a word of encouragement and prayer. This is the recording of our live stream event. There is no live chat for this On-demand version.

Jesus is our anchor in life who helps us when life gets rocky and we feel like going off course. Rosemary reminds us that His promises never fail us. 

Change is inevitable but we still don’t like it. In this week’s Heartbeat Rosemary shares about being open to change and allowing God to give us strength through it. 

We all know what it’s like when there is an awkward atmosphere in a room. In this Heartbeat Rosemary shares how we have the ability to bring a different atmosphere into our homes and workplaces through our praise to God.

Have you ever assessed the quality of your prayer? To judge the quality of our prayer it takes honest self-reflection to look at whether we are honouring God with our prayer. Emma encourages us to reflect on our prayer. 

In this week’s Heartbeat Rosemary shares the stories of two people who relied on prayer in their lives for a change of heart and for provision. We are encouraged through faith to trust in God and to be persistent in our prayer. 

We often underestimate the power of our prayer. When we spend time in prayer with God we build our relationship and our trust in Him. Emma shares about the power that prayer can have in our lives. 

The more time we spend with God, the more we see our desires match up with God’s plan for our lives. Rosemary shares that the desires placed on our heart were put there by God for a purpose.

The sign of the cross is something that we often do without thinking. Rosemary reminds us of the power of praying the sign of the cross by focusing on its meaning.

It is our surrender to God, our response to Him that allows Him to soften our hearts. In this week’s Heartbeat Rosemary asks us to reflect on our own response when we encounter God. 

God knows our story. He knows the details and every part of our history. Rosemary reminds us that God can reach into our past to bring us healing and comfort. 

Faith comes from what we hear. In this week’s Heartbeat Rosemary encourages us to share our faith with others so that they can hear about Christ. In doing so we will build up our own faith and the faith of others. 

Is God at the centre of your life? It can be a confronting question to ask ourselves. In this week’s Heartbeat Emma shares about the frailty of humanity and the never ending faithfulness of God.

The Trinity is a mystery of our faith that can be hard to explain. Rosemary shares about the different facets of our divine three persons in one God.

In this world we have so many rivals but not God. God has no rivals. God has no equal because He is above every name. He has declared victory over everything in life that wants to bring you down. In this week’s Heartbeat Rosemary shares how God wants to fight you and encourage you.

Faith is a complete confidence in God but it can be hard to feel this sure at times? In this week’s Heartbeat Rosemary shares about how we can increase our faith.

The Word of God breathes life into us. In this week’s Heartbeat Rosemary reminds us that God’s Word is living and active. It illuminates our path and guides us in our lives. 

When we have times in our lives that we are lagging in our faith Rosemary encourages us to look to Jesus as the model, pioneer and perfecter of our faith. Jesus is an example of how to look to God for grace, courage and strength. 

Have you ever found yourself in a challenging spot in your life? Do you need answers as to what to do next? In this week’s Heartbeat Leanne shares her story about how her challenges have caused her to seek after God.

Jesus comes to us where we are. No matter how we feel that life is going, Jesus will meet us exactly where we are at. In this week’s Heartbeat Rosemary reminds us of God’s grace and love for us.

God’s Word transforms our heart. Spending time in His Word prepares us for our day and it gives us a new perspective when we are frustrated, angry or anxious. In this week’s Heartbeat Rosemary reminds us that God wants to prepare us and equip us for what lies ahead. 

“Lord have mercy!” is a phrase many of us have heard and have said. Rosemary reminds us that to know God is to know His mercy. When you cry out to God, He will be there for you!

Easter Sunday was planned for you! From the beginning of time God had you in mind when he sent His son, Jesus, to die for you. In this week’s Heartbeat Emma wants you to know that the resurrection of Jesus Christ was planned for you!

Jesus always comes to our aid when we cry out to Him. In this Heartbeat Rosemary shares how Jesus is always with us and He will give us strength and courage when we turn to Him.

Jesus is the Good Shepherd. He is the one who will protect you and look after you. Rosemary reminds us that He gently guides us and leads us in life. 

The sacrament of reconciliation shows the Father’s love for us because He forgives us time and time again. In this week’s Heartbeat Rosemary shares about the grace that God gives us when we ask for forgiveness. 

In this week’s Heartbeat Rosemary shares a thought provoking message which will prompt you to ask whether you are sowing well? Who are you sowing into? Are you trusting God to grow the seeds you plant? 

Do you have faith that God will act in your life? In this week’s Heartbeat Rosemary encourages us to ask God to increase our faith.

Lent has begun for another year. Are you ready? Emma encourages you to think about the ways that you can focus on your relationship with God so that you move to a deeper level this Lent.

Ever feel alone? Most of us have experienced loneliness in our lives. Rosemary wants to remind you that God has not abandoned you! No matter your situation, your life circumstances, God will never abandon you.

Have you ever done everything you possibly could to improve a situation and it hasn’t helped? The haemorrhaging woman in the Bible knew what this felt like. This week Rosemary shares this story and we learn that God sees us and comes to our aid. 

We all have stress in our lives and we all cope with it in different ways. This week Rosemary gives us some practical tips on coping with stress and she reminds us that we cope the best when we ask God to sustain us.

So often we can feel that God is unreachable and we can wonder whether God is inaccessible to us. Rosemary reminds us that God, in His love for us, sent us Jesus to tell us that He is accessible to all. 

God is always pursuing us. He knows our gifts, abilities, likes and dislikes so intimately that He knows what will draw us closer to Him. Rosemary shares a story of a man who encountered Christ through his own questioning and searching. 

God promises us that we will find Him if we seek Him. God is never far from us even if we don’t feel it. Rosemary encourages us to continue to seek after God with our whole heart. 

God’s grace is sufficient and worthy to boast about. Often we can think of the word ‘sufficient’ in human terms which doesn’t even come close to the sufficiency that God gives us. Rosemary shares how God’s grace sustains us in our lives if we surrender to Him. 

Do you make New Year Resolutions? This year Emma encourages us to focus on priorities in our faith. When we prioritise something we make changes in our lives to make it happen. What are your priorities for this year?

Jesus is born. So what does that mean for our lives? Should we be different? Should we be living differently? Rosemary explains how the birth of Christ changes the way we live.

Are you ready for the birth of Jesus? With only a few days before Christmas Rosemary asks us how we are preparing for the Joy of Christ. 

Do you sometimes feel like you have nothing that can be used by God? Rosemary shares the story of the feeding of the 5000. It is here that Jesus used the few loaves and fishes, what seemed like nothing, to make something with abundance. Maybe you do have something?

Tiredness seems to be an everyday thing for many of us. Jesus knew we would feel this way and He encourages us to come to Him with our weariness. 

Are you a person of integrity? Being a person of integrity comes from the heart. We are called by God to have a pure heart and it is only with the Holy Spirit living in us that we are able to achieve this.

Our words have the ability to build someone up or pull someone down. Our words are powerful! When we speak, our words give an insight into the content of our heart. Emma encourages us to ask the Holy Spirit for help in controlling our tongue.

To become the beautiful person God wants us to be we need to go through a refining process. This refinement and purification of our hearts often happens through the struggles we have in life. Rosemary reminds us that God has placed a beauty within us that He wants to make perfect. He is with us through it all. 

We can’t go to heaven on someone else’s faith. We need to have our own personal relationship with God that we continue to work on. Rosemary encourages us to continue to pursue this relationship.

Does my life really change when I have Jesus in my life? Do you ever ask yourself that question? God wants to have a personal relationship with us and He wants to interact in our everyday lives. In this Heartbeat Rosemary reminds us that we can have an encounter with God that is very personal to us. 

Do you rely on your abilities or God? We are each given different abilities so it can be easy to rely on ourselves instead of trusting in God. Rosemary encourages us to seek a personal relationship with God that will help us to rely on Him. 

When we seek God through meditation He draws us closer to Him. He begins to reveal to us areas of our lives that can be surrendered more to Him. Rosemary shares with us her experience of meditation. 

Adoration turns our focus from ourselves to God. When we sit before our God, face to face, then we begin to surrender our lives to Him at a deeper level.

Do you praise God even when you’re going through hard times? It’s not easy to do. Rosemary shares with us about offering a sacrifice of praise to God even in times of difficulty. 

Jesus promised that He would send us the Holy Spirit to guide us, comfort us and strengthen us. Do we know this promise? Do we recognise the Holy Spirit working in our lives? Rosemary reminds us of this gift that Jesus left us. 

God will guide us in our lives when we trust in Him. Emma shares from the book of Proverbs that encourages us to acknowledge God in everything that we do.

Have you ever been tempted? You are not alone here… We have all been tempted in some way. It can be difficult to resist temptation but we know that God has promised us victory. Emma reminds us that with God we are all overcomers!

God’s redeeming grace is available to everyone. Rosemary reminds us of this promise. She also encourages us that in order to receive God’s grace we need to choose to accept it.

We are each fearfully and wonderfully made by God. He has made us beautiful! When we come to know that God has placed beauty within us then we begin to see God’s beauty all around us. 

Do we trust the God we praise? Do we trust in His promises? Rosemary reminds us that we can trust that God has an everlasting promise for us and that He will protect us, provide for us and come through for us.

God is always working in our lives. Often when we look back on our life we can see the hand of God at work setting things up for our future. Rosemary reminds us that the Holy Spirit is always working out a purpose for our lives.

Do you ever have a day where everything goes wrong?  The day starts out well but then one thing after another happens and it all goes downhill.  Often our behaviour unravels with the day. Rosemary encourages us that we can start afresh with God because our God forgives time and time again.

Faith is a gift from God. Our faith grows when we listen, learn and seek God out. Rosemary encourages us to seek after the truth in Christ.

God gives us abundance for every good work that He has prepared for us to do. God wants us to prosper with the fullness of life that comes from Him. It’s not necessarily wealth and riches. Rosemary reminds us that God’s abundance is given to us to succeed in the plan He has for us in life.

Rosemary challenges us to practice the presence of God 24/7 in our lives. 24/7! It’s certainly a challenge but we are encouraged to continue to bring ourselves back to thinking about God in every aspect of our day.

So often the Holy Spirit can be speaking to us but we don’t step out and act. Emma encourages us to be bold, to step out and to trust that God will do the rest.

How often do we live powerless, without the Holy Spirit in our lives? Many of us get stuck in our faith because we don’t ask the Holy Spirit to guide us in our day. Emma encourages us to be expectant that with the Holy Spirit we can see God at work in us and around us.

When Jesus went back to the Father He sent us the gift of the Holy Spirit. Within that gift we are given the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit. The Giver keeps on giving! Rosemary unpacks these in this week’s Heartbeat.

Never underestimate the place that you are in life. Emma encourages us that no matter where our life has led us God will use us where we are if we are open to Him.

Did you know that God delights in you? He does! Rosemary reminds us that God created us out of His love and he takes delight in us with gladness.

Have you ever prayed for something and not received what you asked for? We all have prayers that have not been answered and it can be difficult to understand why. In this Heartbeat Emma shares with us a significant unanswered prayer that encourages us to trust in God’s plan.

A kind word can speak power into our lives. Rosemary shares about what a kind word does in our hearts and in our lives when someone speaks kindness to us. A kind word can remind us of who God is and what God can do. It can remind us of who God has made us. Do you speak with kind words to others?

God is always watching over us, encouraging us and looking after us. In this Heartbeat Rosemary shares the amazing story of Jon Ponder. Jon’s story reminds us all of God’s grace that He gives to each one of us in our own circumstances.

Every day we pack our bag because we want to be prepared. In life we want to be prepared for everything that comes at us. With the Holy Spirit we want to pack our life with His gifts and His fruits that will help us to respond to situations with God’s love and grace. Rosemary challenges us to ask the question: What have you packed in your bag?