We consider what it looks like to spur one another on to love and good deeds as we continue meeting together, encouraging one another. 

We begin a new series on some of the "one another" verses in the New Testament with the one at the heart of them all; Jesus' command to love one another as he has loved us.

Lyle and Hazel served in remote indigenous communities in Queensland for 30 years. Here they share some stories about how they approached being a faithful presence in these communities. 

Robyn re-tells the story of Esther. Corinne reads Matthew 25:31-46. Nathan considers what it looks like for us to live in God's presence so that we can carry it with us into his world as his image bearing people.

Part 3 of a 3 part series in the book of Jude by Ryan Dehnert. 

Part 2 of a 3 week series on Jude from Ryan Dehnert. 

Part 1 of a three week series on Jude.

We had a little glitch that means the Bible readings (Romans 8:12-39, Revelation 22:12-17) were not included in this recording.

To be human is to be shaped by stories; those stories come from our human hearts, from the powers and principalities, and from God. There are many myths shaping our lives in the modern world, including the myth of redemptive violence. To be truly human is to find ourselves in God's story of redemptive grace.

Being truly human means living with integrity in a life built on truth, which requires life integrated with God, in a community who will pursue truth in love together.