The God of freedom calls us to shape the future through our collective choices.

The story of exodus points to the joy-filled possibilities of civil disobedience.

In his encounter with the Canaanite woman, Jesus repeats then repents of Joshua’s policy of no mercy.

Sometimes, you have to fight for a blessing; and sometimes, it'll cost you.

As we live through the hottest weeks on record, an ancient letter offers counsel and courage.

God meets us in liminal spaces, when all our defences are down.

The usual interpretation of the binding of Isaac is that God requires us to sacrifice everything, even, if asked, our own children. But could a contextual awareness reveal a more life-giving reading?

In the face of sin, death and the injustice of empire, we are called to practice resurrection. A reflection on Romans, quoting also Wendell Berry's poem, Manifesto: The Mad Farmer Liberation Front. 

The story of Abram points to a more just settlement, paving the way to Voice and Treaty.

We here at Sanctuary used to gather 'all together in one place.' So what happened? And what comes next?