God demands that Pharaoh let His people go out of slavery and unleashes 10 plagues on Egypt as part of His judgement and revelation of Himself.

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We begin a new journey in the book of Exodus as we see how God's people will be drawn out of oppression and slavery and drawn in to deeper relationship with him.

Introducing our next preaching series - Exodus (Interview with Greg Heasley)

Jesus is confronted by a religious group known as the Sadducees about the afterlife and questions around physical resurrection. Jesus reveals to us that this truth is a glorious hope that we have throughout this life!

As Christ-followers we are dual citizens... how do live as citizens of earthly kingdoms like South Africa whilst also being citizens of Heaven. In the midst of political upheaval and tension, Jesus speaks into this...

Jesus tells the Jewish leaders a parable about some tenants who are looking after a vineyard for the owner. We are reminded that we are tenants and stewards and that everything is God's!

Jesus enters Jerusalem, and after visiting the temple the night before, returns to judge it.  Mark also skillfully weaves in the enacted parable of the fig tree that was nice from far but far from nice.  You see Jesus didn't come to improve the Temple system, he came to replace it with Himself.

In this passage Jesus twices asks the question, "What do you want me to do for you?".  How would you answer Jesus?  Let us lean in and look at the different responses of James and John as well as Bartimaeus.

Jesus shocks his disciples by saying that the kingdom includes those with childlike faith but excludes those that trust in their wealth.

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