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Today, we will be diving into a book in the Bible that people are normally a little cautious to teach on — The Book of Revelation. Simply, “revelation” just means “revealing,” and this book is in our Bible to “reveal” to us some beautiful truths about...

Jesus promises us a new heart, not an additional one, but leaving old ways of thinking and behaving can be hard. Yet, ultimately rejecting a new heart is even more difficult. We discuss how we can recognise patterns of old-heart living in our lives here.

Jesus came to bring new ways, new understandings and new capacities but somehow, our love for old ways and old patterns grabs our hearts in deep – and destructive – ways. What does it look like to actually live in the freedom and freshness of this new...

The very first Christmas was imperfect. And your Christmas will be too. Mary’s response to undesirable circumstances provides for us a template for finding peace amid our troubles.

Isaiah’s prophecy that a child would be born to us and that He would be called Everlasting Father is a bit perplexing. How can a child be a father? Isaiah wasn’t speaking of the Fatherhood of God here, but rather an insight into the very heart of who...

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! The weather is a little cooler, people gather together a little more than usual, and of course, it’s the time we celebrate the birth of Christ!

We’re glad you’re here as we begin our Advent series called...

When we think about David and Jonathan, it is natural to think about friendship. By understanding the Biblical passages on David and Jonathan, we can learn not just about what makes for a good friend, but we can also understand why Jonathan and David...

Greatness is usually defined by power, prestige, or popularity; but for King David, we see that it’s revealed in a much more substantive way. He had all the power but learned how to manage it well.

Mephibosheth. It’s a hard name to say. He’s a minor character in the Old Testament but he represents a major theme: grace. And living out a life of grace is even harder than saying Mephibosheth.