If you've ever felt like Charlie Brown from the classic 'Peanuts' Christmas special, dissatisfied with 'Christmas', and questioning its meaning... then this is the series for you!

In those early chapters of Genesis, after humanity's big mistake and subsequent shame, there's a little verse where God clothes Adam and Eve with skins from an animal. That verse is such a little nugget, but the implications are immense. In the same way that God temporarily covered and clothed Adam and Eve, he permanently covers and clothes us in Jesus.

Genesis 22

Sorry, but our camera malfunctioned! (We did get really compelling footage of the floor, though).

You've probably read/heard the story of Jesus getting angry and driving everyone out of the Temple, or the story of Jesus getting hungry and cursing the fig tree... But you might not realize the deep significance of these passages, and what they reveal about Jesus. Sometimes, things/people project an image that isn't true to what/who they really are.

This sermon is a little longer than usual, but it's worth sticking it out until the end!

You might have heard of 'The Woman Caught in Adultery'.... but have you heard of 'The Men Caught in Hypocrisy'? In this well known encounter, Jesus is revealing MUCH about who he is and what he is like.

Apologies for the poor audio quality. We forgot to hit the record button on the computer, so you're unfortunately only hearing the audio from the room mic!

Nobody is content to just exists and breathe air. Everybody thirsts for something real; something that will fulfill us. We want to feel ALIVE. What is that, and how do we get it?

That moment Jesus walks on the water, is saying a LOT about who he is!

The miraculously healing of the Leper did more than just restore a broken and humiliated man. It also exposed the hypocrisy of the religious, and gave us a glimpse into the Kingdom of God.

In response to a 'thorn in his flesh' Paul writes about God's grace being enough, and his strength being displayed through our weakness (2nd Cor 12). This can become a banner verse for anyone who struggles with their mental health. In our weakness, he is strong!

From our 'mini' Fav's series - Rob traces the theme of the Shepherd and the Sheep, starting with an all time 'fav', Psalm 23.