Exodus is the story of God forming a new humanity from the ashes of oppression. God wants to create a new people, redeem them, and make them a light to the nations; this is the central theme of the book of Exodus and as believers nearly 5,000years later we have much to learn about the redemption purchased for us on the cross through the narrative of the Exodus.

Exodus is the story of God forming a new humanity from the ashes of oppression. God wants to create a new people, redeem them, and make them a light to the nations; this is the central theme of the book of Exodus and as believers nearly 5,000 years later we have much to learn about the redemption purchased for us on the cross through the narrative of the Exodus.

Exodus is the story of God forming a new humanity from the ashes of oppression. God wants to create a new people, redeem them, and make them a light to the nations; this is the central theme of the book of Exodus and as believers nearly 5,000 years later we have much to learn about the redemption purchased for us on the cross through the narrative of the Exodus.

Exodus is the story of God forming a new humanity from the ashes of oppression. God wants to create a new people, redeem them, and make them a light to the nations; this is the central theme of the book of Exodus and as believers nearly 5,000 years later we have much to learn about the redemption purchased for us on the cross through the narrative of the Exodus.

In this series we look at stories from the Bible where people encountered Jesus, and the wisdom of Jesus in those moments.

This parable is told by Jesus to get to the heart of the question "What must I do to inherit eternal life?". Jesus' response is wonderful.

Advent is a wonderful time of year as we are reminded of God’s nature and his covenant faithfulness. In Isaiah 9:6, after the reality of darkness and gloom the promise of a child and Son is given. He will be the light of the world and his name will be called “Wonderful Counsellor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.”