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  • Jesus with women.
    Jesus with women: Luke is the New Testament writer with the most references
    to the role or women in God’s plan of salvation. And when we unpack Jesus'
    attitude towards and interaction with women in context, we see that he
    began a revolution for and radical endorsement of the status of women in
    God’s kingdom. Paul’s assertion that there real are no male or female, for
    all are one in Christ, is the logical conclusion of Jesus’ treatment of all
    people. And so, given the gender equality we see promoted in NT, the
    question for all of us becomes less about what our gender says about who we
    are, and more about who God says we are as unique individuals. Our job is
    to give our gifts and calling back to him, and allow him to lead us as we
    use what we have in service and furthering of his beautiful kingdom.
    By Ed Flint
    39 min
  • Jesus With Women
    Jesus with women: Luke is the New Testament writer with the most references
    to the role or women in God’s plan of salvation. And when we unpack Jesus'
    attitude towards and interaction with women in context, we see that he
    began a revolution for and radical endorsement of the status of women in
    God’s kingdom. Paul’s assertion that there real are no male or female, for
    all are one in Christ, is the logical conclusion of Jesus’ treatment of all
    people. And so, given the gender equality we see promoted in NT, the
    question for all of us becomes less about what our gender says about who we
    are, and more about who God says we are as unique individuals. Our job is
    to give our gifts and calling back to him, and allow him to lead us as we
    use what we have in service and furthering of his beautiful kingdom.
    39 min
  • Jesus With Gentiles
    New series alert! We always want to understand Jesus better, so what better
    way than a series on how he interacted with people in Luke’s gospel? Right
    from the start, Jesus spoke about how he came to bring a new day for jews
    and gentiles alike. We might not always relate to how offensive this
    message was. But we are all wired for groups!
    We think this is one of the most important pastoral words we can share in
    our divided era (but be warned - it’s never been an easy one to hear.)
    By Hannah Flint
    40 min
  • Jesus With Gentiles
    New series alert! We always want to understand Jesus better, so what better
    way than a series on how he interacted with people in Luke’s gospel? Right
    from the start, Jesus spoke about how he came to bring a new day for jews
    and gentiles alike. We might not always relate to how offensive this
    message was. But we are all wired for groups!
    We think this is one of the most important pastoral words we can share in
    our divided era (but be warned - it’s never been an easy one to hear.)
    40 min
  • Faith Comes First
    Faith is trust or confidence that someone/something is always true. It is
    having assurance even when we can’t be certain with our senses. This is
    what the letter of Hebrews summons us to take up and in the right order:
    faith comes first. Too often the emphasis is placed on doing good and
    getting well ahead of faith but as Hebrews makes the case, these are a
    byproduct of faith. This faith is not aimless or passive, it is set on
    Jesus, the Pioneer and Perfecter. He is the one who brackets this walk for
    us, he is leads us to the starting point and sees us through to completion.
    We cannot do this faith thing apart from Jesus because he’s the point of it
    all. Faith isn’t the guarantee things will get better. It's the guarantee
    that Jesus’ presence will make a difference for how we show up. Let us look
    again to Jesus.
    25 min
  • The Way to See God
    Is it possible to see God? The Apostle John writes from experience that the
    way we see God is not dependent on our senses. Instead, we see God clearest
    when we love one another. As God’s children, he forms us to be
    representatives of him, emissaries of his love to do his will. Our hope is
    that the Spirit enabled love between us would be enough for others to see
    God.
    35 min
  • Rebuilding Reconnecting with God
    God’s insanely loyal love is like a line-leader, always showing us the way
    back into vibrant, close relationship with Him. Whether you’re in the midst
    of rebuilding your faith (after perhaps a time of disassembling it), or
    just needing to find time to reconnect with Jesus, we can do this together,
    as a community. Staying connected in any relationship takes time and
    intention and our relationship with God is no different. Discover some
    creative new ideas for rebuilding and reconnecting with God in this
    podcast.
    39 min
  • Abundant Living
    In the second of two talks on money as our new financial year begins we’re
    turning our attention to the NT view of money. In 2 Corinthians 9 Paul
    appeals to the church in Corinth to give generously to the struggling
    church in Jerusalem. It’s a passage which tells us much about what
    Christian giving is all about. It’s rooted in love. Love from God and love
    for one another is the basis for all Christian generosity. And it means
    that to be a Christian is to be a giver. It is part of our new identity.
    But not just a giver, a giver of reckless generosity. We’re called to give
    abundantly. And whilst we don’t give in order to receive, God’s promise is
    that when we give abundantly we will receive abundantly: not necessarily
    materially (although God will always look after all our material needs),
    but also spiritually. Giving money away robs it of much of its power and
    frees from anxiety and joyful abundant living. Just like we’re meant to be!
    50 min
  • Gloriously Generous
    The first of two talks on the subject of money. Often people have grown up
    with a skewed understanding of money in the bible. This is a talk from the
    Old Testament about what concepts have never applied (but have often been
    understood to apply), what has always applied and always will, and what
    applied in OT times but no longer does because of Jesus. Ultimately
    Christianity is about having our hearts completely changed. And when our
    hearts are like Jesus’ heart, we are able to be free and gloriously
    generous with our resources. This paradigm goes way beyond Old Testament
    concept of tithing- we are called instead to be joyful, carefree, delighted
    givers. Generosity is us! Allow him to make you more and more like this.
    And be who you now are by giving generously and abundantly.
    41 min
  • Back To The Start: Human History
    Concluding our series on the opening chapters of Genesis we look at what
    life is like east of Eden. The consequences of Adam and Eve’s choosing
    independence from God mean that oneness with God, creation and humanity is
    lost. Post fall, the battle with sin is an ongoing constant reality. In the
    story of Cain we see that none of us is immune from temptation and the
    power of sin. But if our identity is built on the grace and love of God we
    can, in Jesus’ power, overcome. Cain though has built his identity in
    something far less secure, and his life falls apart very quickly.
    44 min

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