This week Rev. Harris Bond preaches on Jesus' miracle of bread and fish.

We continue the story of Ruth as she seeks to secure food for herself and Naomi. Like us, Ruth has her plans and God has his.

This week we conclude our series on the church and its mission with a look at what the life of a group of Christ's disciples looks like.

- Ruth begins with a story of rebellion and apostasy. How does one come back when she is so far gone- Is there a way home-

What does it mean to reach the world for Christ- Why should we go and give for the gospel-

The Jewish Bible places Ruth right after Proverbs. How does this affect how we understand the book of Ruth-

How do you think about the church- Is it like a business- Is it like a group of islands- Paul tells us that we need to think of the church as a body and why that matters for how we care for each other.

Having looked at the first core aspect of the Christian life, we now turn to the second- teaching. But as we shall see, teaching is more than just imparting information.

Many don't think the doctrine of the Trinity is relevant to their life. Tonight we see how practical the doctrine of the Trinity can be.

We get very confused about the Holy Spirit. Often we treat him as if he is a force and not a divine person of the Trinity. Tonight we meditate upon the Holy Spirit.