Nathan explains his understanding of infant baptism and why we do it as Presbyterians. 

Kamina, Nathan and Simon answer a question about the sorts of stories we should read as Christians, and why.

Matt, Mick, and Kamina tackle one of the apparent dilemmas of the modern church.

Mick, Matt and Kamina tackle a question about how essential the Trinity is in terms of how we understand, and come to know, God — and then look at some rich implications of getting to know a God who is triune for life now.

What makes you sing?

Nathan explores the Christmas story through the song O Holy Night, Psalm 148, Mary's Song, and the Wise Men following a star to invite us to join the conjunction of the heavens and the earth, embracing habits of praise that will sweep us up in the revolutionary rule of Jesus.

Matthew Ventura unpacks the Christmas carol O Come, O Come, Emmanuel and its connection to the story of the Bible; showing how Israel's story of exile and the coming of their Messiah, God with us, is good news for the world.

This week we're looking at how Peter writes to a community living simultaneously as exiles in their culture, and God's home in the world, instructing us to show hospitality to one another.

How do we bear one another's burdens while carrying our own load in a church community — especially when dealing with trauma and triggers and temptations.

Loving one another — and committing to unity in Christ — means not avoiding conflict, but treating conflict as a form of connection where we learn to bear with one another and to forgive one another, cultivating our 'new self' with the virtues of kindness, compassion, humility, gentleness and respect.