Fighting greed and finding contentment involves, not a change in circumstance but finding our deepest satisfaction in the presence of God and his promises to be faithful to us.

The early church were radically generous, liquidating their assets to care for those in need!

How do we experience God's love when we can't see, hear or touch him? Preaching from 1 John 4:7-12, Chloe Stewart shares how one way we experience God's love is through the church. We can give and receive God's love as we give and receive love from one another.

We have a creative and generous Father who longs to bless his children with good things. From his abundance in creation to his generosity in salvation, God overflows with generosity.

God is committed to be near and with his people despite their rebellion. God has always wanted to dwell amongst his people, from the first page to last of scripture. 

Throughout the book of Exodus, we've been asking the question: how will God dwell with his wayward people? In the final analysis, the only thing more intractable, more stubborn, more tenacious, than the power of Sin, is the goodness, the mercy, the grace of Yahweh.

The "Golden Calf" ... even if you don't consider yourself religious, you may have heard of it. It's one of the most iconic scenes in the Old Testament It's a story of betrayal, heartbreak, idolatry and the long-suffering patience of a God who won't quit on his people.

In Exodus 24, we witness a covenant ceremony where Israel "ties the knot" with Yahweh—a relationship established by grace, enjoyed in obedience—expressing her commitment to live in God's ways of love.

Our late-modern age is indelibly shaped by the Ten Words given to a group of freshly-emancipated slaves 3,000 years ago. We know them as the Ten Commandments, but they are so much more. Join us as Arnaldo Santiago jr. shows us how the Ten Words are an act of grace that leads to mission.

The reason God calls us to love the foreigner is because it's the way he has loved us. In the story of redemption, we are the outsider. Understanding this reality leads to inclusion and love for the marginalised.