Advent is the time of year we remind ourselves of the gifts that God has given to us. The gift of God’s Spirit, the Gift of God coming to take up residence in our lives & the promised gift of God’s peace in our minds and hearts. But how do we...

n a society that tells us it's all about us, we explore the Invitation to be vulnerable before God and to come to Him just as we are. We are invited to the transformation that comes only through brokenness.

Advent is a season of peace and yet it does not always feel like it when we look at the world around us. Peace is something that we have to work at by both receiving and giving.

As we wrap up our fall series in Galatians, we explore four important things that characterizes life together in God's family

There are two currents trying to pull us in life. The flesh and the Spirit. Which current we allow to take us leads us to two very different destinations.

Galatians is written to a group of people who are in danger of going backward into slavery. Not a slavery to other people, but a kind of slavery to wrong ideas and wrong thinking about how we relate to God. In chapter 5, we learn how to maintain the...

Good friends can say hard things to each other. In this passage, Paul talks about two very different ways of being in relationship with God: where each one leads and how to think clearly about our own lives and friendships

Do you know you are loved? Before Jesus' life, death and resurrection, we were slaves to the OT Law. Because of Jesus, God adopts us, calls us his children, and makes us heirs of his reward. Our security comes in being known and loved by God.

Galatians lays out two pathways we can walk down in our lives. But which is the path that leads to blessing and how do you know you are on it?

Every family has certain traits that define and characterise not only it's history, but also it's legacy. The story of Abraham's faith invites us to consider "What's my legacy going to be?"