This week we are thinking about the concept of grace - how we need God's grace to enter the kingdom of heaven, but also how grace can be offensive. It can seem not fair and can repel people as much as it can attract people to the way of Jesus.
This week we are looking at one of the most challenging ideas in the bible. If we are to learn to forgive others, maybe first we must realise how deeply we have been forgiven by God.
This week we are considering what Jesus says we should do when someone has offended us. How should we let them know how they've hurt us, or how what they're doing is affecting them and others.
As Moses encounters God at the burning bush, this week we learn that the God who is beyond all speaking in our understanding, has chosen to journey with us and promises to never leave us.
This week we are thinking about Peter's declaration of faith, "You are the Messiah, the son of the living God." Peter speaks to Jesus and what that means for us today.
This week we are looking at the story of Jesus walking on the water and thinking about how we can bring our questions to the Bible and receive ever new meanings and insights from God.
This week we are thinking about Jesus taking our very little and not just turning it into enough but transforming it into abundance.
In this week's Online Worship we are reflecting on a verse from the Book of Romans where Paul says that God works together for the good, for those that are in Christ Jesus, for those who love him.
This week we are thinking of the story of Jacob on the run from his brother after he's betrayed him and how God meets us, particularly in times of great loneliness, weariness and, pain. He says, I will be with you, watching over you. I will never leave you or forsake you.
As we look at the Parable of the Sower in Matthew's Gospel, we see a picture of God as a non anxious, generous farmer who's sowing seeds and speaking to us throughout our lives.
