Many people are feeling like Christmas isn't the same as it used to be. There are a lot of worries and concerns this year. How can we feel Christmassy at Christmas no matter what our circumstances? We need to look to Jesus!

Andrea reflects on the promise of Isaiah 9:2-7 and what it means for Jesus to have come and for us to await his return?

It can be very hard to have hope in the world we live in. Especially when we consider all the problems in our world. But Advent is a season of hope. Not looking forward to the presents under the Christmas tree, but the return of Jesus. However, the Bible reminds us we need to be ready by trusting Jesus. If we trust Jesus then we can have hope for the future!

In our final talk on evangelism, Chris opens up Sam Chan's excellent book "How to Talk about Jesus without being that guy" to help us think about how we can share the hope we have in Jesus with our friends, families, and colleagues.

In this talk, Chris unpacks not only what Evangelism is but whose responsibility it is. Do you have a role to play when it comes to telling the world about Jesus?

Andrea unpacks Jesus' call to all of us to make disciples of all nations.

Paul's letter to Philemon is a wonderful reminder to us as Christians to make sure we're letting the grace of God given to us in Jesus Christ impact every aspect of our lives, especially how we live in community together.

This sermon also touches on how we should understand what the Bible says about slavery.

Paul concludes Titus in Chapter 3 by encouraging Titus to teach the Christians under his care how to relate to outsiders. Then he turns his mind to the heart of the Christian faith. Salvation through Jesus.

In Titus chapter two, having considered the kind of leaders the church should have, Paul now turns his mind to instructing Titus on how he should teach the Christians to live in their most intimate relationships.

As we kick off our. three-week series in the book of Titus we see that Paul was concerned that Titus choose people with the right doctrine and right duty (right living). The reading is taken from Titus 1.