This week, Rev. Mandy reflects on the resurrection of Jesus and explores our Christian hope.  

This week in Couch Church, Rev Cathy reflects on unexpected saviours.

In the Prophet Jeremiah, God makes a new promise, a new covenant. This week Rev. Cathy asks 'Does this mean  that God's old promises no longer apply?' A parable about an elephant helps us to explore this tricky question.

This week in Called By God, the Rev'd Judy Edwards shares her story of being called by God to ordained ministry. Called By God is produced in the Diocese of Grafton as part of the celebration of the 30th anniversary of the ordination of women in the Diocese.

This week Rev. Mandy reflects on Numbers 21:4-9 and John 3:14-21 and discovers that the true one-of-a-kind Son of God, Jesus, loves the whole world!  If this is not the Jesus you know, listen in to hear the Good News of the true one-of-a-kind Son of God!

For the third Sunday of Lent, Rev Cathy revisits the 10 Commandments and invites us check in on how well we are living God's 'Ten Best Ways'.

This week Rev. Mandy reflects on Mark 8:31-38 and contemplates on what it means to follow Jesus and what taking up your cross and denying yourself looks like.  As we journey with Jesus through Lent, it is an opportunity to see how Jesus might be inviting us reimagine life, get behind him and follow and live in a new way. 

This week in Couch Church, Cathy reflects on listening to the story of Noah and the flood with grown-up ears, and hearing God's promise of compassion.

This week Rev Mandy reflects on the Transfiguration from the point of view of the disciples.  The disciples didn't get what went down on the mountain top that day.  It took a lot of prayer, time, questioning and pondering for them to fully understand what they had seen - the true Jesus, the eternal Son and the Messianic Son.   

This week Rev Mandy reflects on Mark 1:29-39, the importance of prayer and the healing ministry of Jesus.  Jesus took time to pray and made it a priority.  Jesus also comes to bring healing and wholeness to our whole person.  Where might Jesus be inviting you to say Yes to receive the fullness of the gospel?