Colin preaches this week on Paul's greetings to the church in Philippi, and we are probed with the question of what it means to live as a believer and follower of Christ.

Colin preaches this week on the testing of Abraham, pointing us to know that we can trust and obey God fully, even when things seem hopeless.

Jared preaches this week on the destruction of Sodom, and we are reminded of our personal and collective responsibility to God but are comforted in knowing that Christ took the totality of the judgement we deserve on himself so that we can receive God's eternal grace.

Heather preaches this week on when Abraham pleads with God for Sodom, and we hear about what it means to be friends with God and are encouraged to wait before Him, invest in others, and intercede and carry God’s burden for people.

Kenny preaches this week on God's covenant with Abra(ha)m and we learn how that covenant applies to us and how we are encouraged to live a life of faith.

Kenny preaches on the expansion of God's covenant relationship with Abraham and Abraham's response to our God who gives himself.

Sherami preaches this morning on the story of God's meeting with Hagar in the desert. We learn how God sees her misery at the hands of Sarai and Abram and is moved to call out to her by name. Sherami explains how this divine dialogue between God and Hagar reveals that he cares for her life, freedom and agency.

Matthew preaches this week on Abram's struggle to believe God's promises and God's remarkable display of his own trustworthiness in a strange covenant scene. We learn how our God can be believed at his word and how this might change our lives in this present climate of widespread scepticism and mistrust.

Shadi preaches this week on Melchizedek's priestly role in Abram's story, and we learn about how to hold the victories and losses of our own lives before God, the true possessor of heaven and Earth.

Rory preaches this week on the quarrel between Lot and Abram, and we are encouraged to put our trust in God's promises, seek reconciliation with God, and let His goodness and grace flow into our relationships with others.