Are you stuck between commitment and communion with Jesus? Looking at Mark 1 we see how being a disciple of Jesus calls us to listen and take responsibility.

What might God have for us in this new year? In this season of looking ahead, we look to Jesus in Mark 1 to see what he encounters at a key turning point in his life and ministry.

The word from before time, became flesh in time, to bring us hope for all time.

There's a special way that God speaks to us, he speaks through his son. This Christmas, we celebrate the son of God coming to earth to dwell among us.

We recorded our full Lessons and Carols service. If you would like to listen to the homily it can be found at minute mark 32:00.

Based on the teaching of Mark 13, we will take a look at how should we think about the crises happening in our day and the return of Christ.

For our final Sunday looking at Matthew 25, Jesus speaks plainly as to what ultimately matters to him. In the end we will have to answer to Jesus as to whether we are a sheep or a goat.

In Matthew 25, we see a generous and trusting master give allotments to three of his servants. The important question of what each servant does with the money reveals to us lesson on how we are to invest and give of the things God has given to us.

Matthew 25 tells the parable of the ten virgins, five of whom run out of oil waiting for the bridegroom to arrive, leaving them locked out of the wedding festivities. Today, we take a look at the warning of running out of oil and how our faith must have the ability to adapt and endure as we wait for the return of Christ.

The question of "What Makes a Saint" is an important one to answer because it unlocks a gospel truth. The bible doesn't label saints as the select view who display greater maturity or godliness but rather all baptized believers.