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We would love to hear from you! For our Lenten study, we are looking at the book of Lamentations and uncovering the seeds of hope scattered there as the poet describes the emotional experience of exile. These 5 chapters are individual eulogies which serve as a funeral for a dead city (Jerusalem) and a dead nation (Israel). This week, we read about the suffering depicted in chapter 1 which was a re...

We would love to hear from you! Come mark the beginning of Lent with us as we celebrate Ash Wednesday and contemplate our humanity and God's divinity. 

We would love to hear from you! Beginning at Colossians 3:17, Anna explores the section entitled the "household codes" where Paul wrestles with how Christians should live out their faith in their current context. How can we be faithful to God within a surrounding culture that does not respect and may despise what we believe? Who is in charge of our relationships? What did Jesus say about...

We would love to hear from you! Starting at chapter 2:6, Andy explores how different life can look for us when we place Christ at the centre. This effects all parts of our existence: our identity, our community, our job, everything. Paul tells us that with Christ we come alive in a new way. Life with Christ brings with it new freedom for us to enjoy. 

We would love to hear from you! Celebrating another confirmation with us, Bishop Mike preaches on Galatians 1 and the conversion of Paul on the road to Damascus. Meeting Jesus in a powerful way, Paul changes from persecuting Christians to being one of the greatest missionaries the church has seen. Our goal as Christians is to follow in the footsteps of Jesus, filled with the Holy Spirit who guides...

We would love to hear from you! New year, new series! We are diving into the book of Colossians and the revelation that Christ is the centre of everything. 

We would love to hear from you! Andy looks at the end of Luke chapter 1 and the interaction between Elizabeth and Mary and their prophecy regarding the coming Saviour. By reading their words, we discover that they are heroes for what it means to be the church today. In spite of their low position in society, they are at the very centre of God's activity in the world. 

We would love to hear from you! On this baptism Sunday, Anna examines Luke 3 and John the Baptist's announcement of the coming of Jesus. How do we prepare for Jesus' coming? What is the 'comfort' that the coming of Jesus will bring? What did Luke, Isaiah and John all want us to be ready for?

We would love to hear from you! Andy looks at the events surrounding the flood and the further development of humanity and their interactions with God. Humans continue to grasp for meaning, fame, and power apart from their relationship with God, and concern for our own name becomes more important than becoming the faithful seed of God. How will God intervene and disrupt humanity's trend towar...

We would love to hear from you! In our last instalment, Josh looks at Genesis 11 and the Tower of Babel story. Humans continue to resist faithful covenant with God and instead seek to build monuments to their own greatness. Despite God's offering of giving them a name, protection, and legacy, humanity decides they want to do it all on their own. 

We would love to hear from you! We begin Advent with a looking back at our Genesis series and how those learnings apply to this season of waiting for God to come again. 

We would love to hear from you! Anna continues our Origins series looking at the first murder recorded in the bible, as humans go from taking forbidden fruit to taking each other's lives. Human sin and violence is escalating - how will God intervene? Will there be redemption even for "bad seed" people?

We would love to hear from you! This week, Andy looks into the origin of sin as portrayed in Genesis 3 and the infamous fruit-eating episode. Why would a good, loving and wise God put something so dangerous in such a prominent location and forbid us from having it? 

We would love to hear from you! Andy looks at the topic of work in the frame of Genesis 1. What does "to be fruitful and multiply" mean in our life today? Is this calling from God still part of our created purpose? 

We would love to hear from you! Continuing in our Origins series on Genesis, Anna takes a look at the first chapter and the creation narrative. Faith prompts us to reach outwards and look at God to understand our universe and our created purpose. Genesis is just the beginning of the larger story God is wanting to tell, and he longs to show us our part in that story. 

We would love to hear from you! This fall we look at the first 11 chapters of Genesis and how they inform our understanding of God, ourselves, and our world. This week, Andy provides on introduction and helps us frame how to read and understand this first book of the bible and how it relates to the larger biblical story. 

We would love to hear from you! As Acts continues, we see the church continuing to wrestle with the details of the good news of Jesus. How does the story of God's rescue integrate within the first century Greco-Roman culture? How do we integrate our faith into our culture today? Will I change my belief system and my life to follow Jesus? How does our status as baptized believers impact my dai...

We would love to hear from you! Continuing our summer series in Acts, Anna looks at Acts 15 to 16 where despite conflict, God continues to grow his church. How do Christians remain in unity together in the midst of our disagreements and differences? How can our mission together be genuine if we are not united in Christ? 

We would love to hear from you! Starting off our second Summer in Acts series, Andy looks at Acts 14 and the good news of the coming kingdom of Jesus. Recognizing God and His kingdom work around us, we are invited to testify and to share in this wonderful work. 

We would love to hear from you! On Trinity Sunday, Bishop Mike Steward came to celebrate a confirmation service and provided a chance for us all to renew our own baptismal vows. He reminded us that we all have an open invitation to come to Jesus, the only god who himself has wounds as we do, and is eager for us to come to Him. 

We would love to hear from you! In the last instalment of our Nicene Creed series, Anna looks at baptism and what it means to belong to God and His kingdom. 

We would love to hear from you! As we come to the end of the Nicene Creed series, Josh examines the role of prophet in revealing the person of Jesus to the world. 

We would love to hear from you! As we come to the last section of the Nicene Creed, Andy discusses the nature of the Holy Spirit - The Lord, the Giver of Life. The Spirit brings freedom to our lives as we keep in step with God, trusting in His love for us. 

We would love to hear from you! Christ is risen! Looking at Colossians 3:1 to 4, Anna Spray explains that Jesus' miraculous resurrection points to our own future. This resurrection reality is the life of a Christian, and Colossians 3 encourages us to put our focus on that hopeful future. 

We would love to hear from you! In our last instalment in this series in John, Andy looks at the last portion of chapter 17 and Jesus' prayer for all his disciples. In his prayer, Jesus reveals his desire that we be in good relationship with God, ourselves, each other and all of creation so that we might bring glory to God the Father.