In the second session of our evening series on groups we look at being a sent people, identifying people of peace and coming up with ideas for groups.

In the second session of our evening series on groups we look at being a sent people, identifying people of peace and coming up with ideas for groups.

In our final week in the Discover Jesus series, we look at Luke 20:45-21:4 and Jesus’ comments on the offerings made by the rich teachers of the law and a poor widow. Rich looks at the difference between a faith shaped by grace and one shaped by a warped view of grace.

In the first instalment of our evening series on groups we look at the life of Jesus and how he models a balance of time with the Father, time in community and time reaching out to the world.

Next, we look at the community Jesus built around himself aas well as the early church as models for our own community at St. George’s.

Rich gives us a short explanation of how Groups will work at St. George’s.

This week we heard the story of Zacchaeus the Tax Collector in Luke 19:1-10. Rich shares how to live a transformed life based on the example we see in the passage.

Rich shares about the parable of the good Samaritan and Jesus meeting two sisters, Martha and Mary in Luke 10. We explore how Jesus redraws the lines of who can be a disciple and challenges the culture before him.

This week Louise and Nina shared with us about Jesus healing a crippled woman on the sabbath in Luke 13. We look at Jesus’ encounter with the woman and then his interaction with a synagogue leader.

As we enter Lent, Rich shares a short thought exploring what it’s all about, why we observe this time as Christians and why use ash and dust as a symbol of preparing ourselves for Easter.