• Ps. 146, 147
• Ps. 111, 112, 113
• Isa. 1:1–9
• 2 Pet. 3:1–10
• Matt. 25:1–13

• Ps. 137:1–6 (7–9), Ps. 144
• Ps. 104
• Zech. 14:12–21
• Phil. 2:1–11
• Luke 19:41–48

• Ps. 140, 142
• Ps. 141, 143:1–11 (12)
• Zech. 14:1–11
• Rom. 15:7–13
• Luke 19:28–40

• Ps. 147
• Deuteronomy 26:1–11
• John 6:26–35
• Ps. 145
• 1 Thessalonians 5:12–24

• Ps. 119:145–176
• Ps. 128, 129, 130
• Zech. 12:1–10
• Eph. 1:3–14
• Luke 19:1–10

• Ps. [120], 121, 122, 123
• Ps. 124, 125, 126, [127]
• Zech. 11:4–17
• 1 Cor. 3:10–23
• Luke 18:31–43

• Ps. 106:1–18
• Ps. 106:19–48
• Zech. 10:1–12
• Gal. 6:1–10
• Luke 18:15–30

In a time where death, disease and division seem to be inevitable, ADVENT exposes the powers and systems of Sin and Death as bankrupt, and reminds us that the ARRIVAL OF GOD'S LOVE IN JESUS IS WHAT IS TRULY INEVITABLE. We will look at Mark 13:24-37, proclaiming the Good News that in Jesus second coming God's inevitable love will arrive, undoing all wrongs done past, present and future.

• Ps. 118
• Ps. 145
• Zech. 9:9–16
• 1 Pet. 3:13–22
• Matt. 21:1–13

Ps. 107:33–43, 108:1–6 (7–13); 
Ps. 33; Mal. 3:13—4:6; 
James 5:13–20; 
Luke 18:9–14