Who gets to be part of Jesus' kingdom? The answer to this question might surprise us - it's the weak, the humble, the suffering and the persecuted who have a place with Jesus.

SCRIPTURE: Matthew 5:1-16

Jesus' mission has 3 essential elements - the call, the message & the ministry. Followers of Jesus must receive and live out each of these as we join in his mission in the world.

SCRIPTURE: Matthew 4:12-25

Almost all of us know the feeling of being let down by someone we trusted. So how can we be so sure that we can trust Jesus?

SCRIPTURE: Matthew 3:13-4:11

Jonathan Lopez brings our series in Ruth to a close. In Boaz we see leadership modelled that is not only strong, but loyal and sacrificial.

SCRIPTURE: Ruth 4

God 's redemption becomes a reality as power is used to protect and provide for the vulnerable. But will we choose to use our power to see, be curious, protect and provide?

SCRIPTURE: Ruth 2

God brings redemption through relationships. What relationships are you being called to pursue at the onset of 2026?

SCRIPTURE: Ruth 1

Christmas reminds us that when we find ourselves in a hard place, no matter how hard, dry or dead it is, God comes to meet us there in Jesus.

SCRIPTURE: Matthew 3:1-17

Jesus is no stranger to life's ups and downs.

In Jesus, God came to live out the story of all humanity so that through Jesus, he could write a new story with all of us in it.

SCRIPTURE: Matthew 2:13-23

RIght from the beginnings of Jesus' life we're introduced to a tense question - who is the true and rightful king? How we answer this question dictates who or what we place our hopes in.

SCRIPTURE: Matthew 2:1-12

Jesus' surprising birth was a great interruption to Joseph's plans. Yet God often works through the interruptions in our lives to bring about his saving purposes.

SCRIPTURE: Matthew 1:18-25