In a time such as this, how do we respond to the call of Jesus to love our neighbour? What does that look like? And how can we be creative in thinking about loving others as God has loved us?

As the world responds to the COVID-19 pandemic we are currently no longer able to meet together in person. This is our first online message helping us think about how we should respond at a time like this.

Jesus tells 3 stories about people who lose what they love and in doing so demonstrates to us God's great love for us and his deep desire for us to run into His open arms of love.

Jesus has an awkward dinner at a Pharisee's house where he teaches them and us that if we want to be part of the great banquet of the kingdom we need to respond positively to Jesus. However, Jesus also warns them and us, that this response will be costly!

Jesus demonstrates, describes and teaches how to enter the Kingdom of God.

The problem of evil and suffering is perhaps one of the most difficult for us as Christians. How can a good and powerful God allow so much pain and evil and suffering? As we examine Luke 13:1-9 we see how Jesus approaches this difficult topic and the answers he provides.

The problem of evil and suffering is perhaps one of the most difficult for us as Christians. How can a good and powerful God allow so much pain and evil and suffering? As we examine Luke 13:1-9 we see how Jesus approaches this difficult topic and the answers he provides.

Trusting God will free us to be bold, truthful and generous and worry free.

Trusting God will free us to be bold, truthful and generous and worry-free.

Part of a sermon series by visiting preacher Sam Green that helps us understand the themes and theology of the Old Testament book of 1-2Kings