When someone tells you something is going to happen do you believe them? You might say it depends who said it? Zechariah and Mary received announcements from angels but how did they respond, and what does that mean for us?

If you wanted to change the world would you do it the way Jesus did? When we think about how to change the world we tend to want to uproot the oppressors and install our own seemingly just leadership. Jesus however, starts a revolution that seeks to win over both the oppressor and oppressed by dying for us that he might live in and through us.

Triumph and entry for Palm Sunday

Where do we get get our ideas about eternity - films, memes, fiction stories and cultural superstitions? There is only one entirely trustworthy source from which we can get any idea what to expect. As we look at the primary source consider what eternity might really hold for you.

When you think of the future of the church do you see yourself connected to it, even if its twenty years from now? The path towards the future of the church is being laid now and how we engage in that mission will shape what that future will be.

Real Christianity is lived out in a body: an individual body and a communal body. God graciously gives our bodies gifts to serve His body, the Church.

The main work of ecclēsia is to build up the body of Christ by the consistent teaching of the Bible, book-by-book, chapter-by-chapter, verse-by-verse. The worship is simple, focusing on exalting the Lord.

Do you believe the command to be thankful in all things is an unreasonable command for Christians? Paul certainly believes that our knowledge of God and his gospel should lead the believer to do everything out of gratitude for the finished work of Christ.

Who is the Church and what is its purpose? Well contrary to popular belief the Church is not a brick built building, its God's people distinct from the world set apart to advertise and display God's glory

What does Christian love look like when it comes to giving? Paul show is that giving unites the church and blesses those who give as much as those who receive. We are also reminded that giving should not be a spontaneous act but something we do in relation to our spiritual growth.