Jesus befriended sinners. It’s one of the first things you learn as a Christian, that Jesus was the type of person who welcomed in sinners and befriended those people who were outcasts in society. It’s the kind of sentiment that can just become quite familiar to Christians. But look at the implications of it and it turns out to be an absolute game-changer.

All of us are caught up in a cosmic conflict: there is an enemy who hates God and hates us. We are all vulnerable to him but in Christ, God graciously gives us all we need to stand against him.

God is calling us to build a House for God. We want to be a church for all, a church for all of Edinburgh, and a church where all of us are 'all in'.

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In Colossians Paul talks about 5 key issues that we can build as practices in our lives now to save a lot of strife later on; whether one gets married or not.

Whatever your employment status, God has work for you to do, and His plan is to bless you in it, bless the world through it, and for Him to be glorified by it.