From Genesis to the Gospels there are stories and prophecies which point to Jesus and His death and resurrection 📖 in our new series we’re going to take a journey through some of these stories 👣 in Part 1 we’ll see how the cross wasn’t God’s backup plan, but that redemption was promised and planned from the beginning ✝️

Every member of God’s household has responsibility, not just privilege. As we wrap up our series on God’s Household, we’re turning our attention to who we are becoming, and our role in the house 🏠 let’s be moved to action and do what God requires of us 🙏

God’s household is built on biblical truth, and lived out through discipleship, not just belief. In Part 2 of our series we’re talking about what we believe, and how our belief leads to action as we live as disciples 🙏

As believers, we are not spectators or visitors of church services—we are family, and we’re called to belong to one another in a local church ⛪ in our new series, we’re being reminded of our identity, beliefs, and responsibility as members of God’s Household 🙏 in Part 1 we’re talking about who we are 😌

The Christian hope is grounded in Christ’s resurrection, and looks forward to the day when God will renew all creation 🌍✨ that future shapes how we live now. When we take time to consider all the new things we can do in this year, we need to think about how our actions can point people toward our ultimate hope 🙌

God calls His people to reorder their lives around loving Him first, so that obedience flows naturally into everyday life 😌 as we look toward the rest of the year, we may need to reorder our schedules and routines to make sure God isn’t only present in our lives, but that He’s central 🙏

Revision cannot begin on the outside, it must begin on the inside 😌 in Part 2 of our series we’ll see how the psalmist demonstrates a right attitude before God by humbling himself, repenting of his sins, and resolving to live according to God’s will in the future 🙏 in the same way, our repentance should lead us to be humble before God and to encourage others to repent as well. Let’s take the next step in the process of revision 👣

The beginning of the year is the perfect time to dream, plan, and commit to important life changes 📝 in our first series for 2026 we’re going to be encouraged to look at the new year as an opportunity to embrace a revitalized vision for our faith walk 👣 no matter what transpired in the past year, we can make revisions to our lives by following God’s plans for us in the coming year, and step forward in obedience 😌

We can enter the new year with a lot unresolved from the previous year 😅 the best way to face the challenges ahead, is to stay close to Jesus and keep our eyes on Him 👀 let’s start the year by being reminded and encouraged to live surrendered to God, and be centred in Him. Don’t get stuck looking back, or at what’s happening around you, but look ahead at what God is doing, and will still do 🙏

The end of the year is always a mixture of feelings 😅 relief, gratitude, and often an eagerness—or anxiety—about what the next year may hold. Psalm 46 speaks right into moments of transition, turmoil, and uncertainty. It invites us to pause, not rush 😌 on the last Sunday of the year, let’s accept the invitation to be still before we step into whatever comes next 👣