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

You would expect that the Saviour of the world would come from a family that is perfect and pure. But Jesus' family tree is anything but that. If God was willing to work through broken people, families and circumstances then, we can have that he will keep doing the same today.

SCRIPTURE: Matthew 1:1-17

God's promise in Joel 2 was fulfilled in Acts 2 and still stands today - God promises to pour out his Spirit on every person who calls on Jesus to save them.

SCRIPTURES: Joel 2:28-32, Acts 2:1-16