Ric Thorpe joins us for our church weekend, diving into Luke 15 and The Story of The Prodigal Son.

He unpacks how encountering the love of our Father in heaven, in turn, allows us to love Him, love one another and love our world, as well as how we can pray confidently to continue encountering that love, in part 2.

Rich Thorpe continues to unpack how encountering the love of our Father in heaven, in turn, allows us to love Him, love one another and love our world, as well as how we can pray confidently to continue encountering that love.

Rich shares with us a heart for discipleship and community at St. George’s.

Louise brings us this powerful reminder of how our relationship with God our Father, our Abba, brings us guidance through life’s decisions, provides us with a secure identity and comforts us in times of need, and how his unconditional love is accessible to all.

Which of those aspects of your relationship with God (guidance, identity, comfort or awareness of His love) do you want to ask God for today?  Where can you find space in your schedule to set aside regular time to read your Bible and prioritise your relationship with your heavenly Father?

Rich kicks off our new series as we start to look at patterns of discipleship. This week we heard through 1 Corinthians 4:14-17 how as disciples we should seek to imitate Jesus in all areas of our lives.

What do you think being an authentic disciple means? What areas of your life can you imitate Jesus more in?

Rich brings a message for Epiphany Sunday as we look at the Magi visiting Jesus in Mathew 2:1-12.

Pete shares with us from the second half of 1 John 1:1-10 looking at freedom. What does John mean when he talks about God being light? Pete explores how The Light shows things as they really are and how it sets us free.

Our Advent series, The Light Has Come, begins with a look at 1 John 1 as Bob shares that Christmas means we’re not alone.

Rich shares from Jeremiah 29:4-7 on being a people who bless the place in which we live.

Bishop Mark Tanner brings us a look at James 4:1-6 and explores a God of grace who despite everything gives us us more grace.