Philippians 3:7-14. On Vision Sunday, Ps Hilary Williams launches our new sermon series. Despite the pandemic hampering our ability to meet, everything else about being God's people is still ours. With this in mind, the term that we feel God has given us as a church is FORWARD going into 2021. We are encouraged to keep pursuing Jesus and keep moving forward in knowing Him, loving Him and serving others.

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1 Peter 1:1-6, 13-15. Ps Louis Baron shares a special word for Father's Day. In order to live in this world with certainty and security, we must look to our identity in Christ. Through the words of Peter, we take a look her at who we are in our Father's eyes. This hope-building realisation should free us to live before our Father with joyful obedience.

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Matthew 25:1-13. Anoj Joseph continues our Kingdom Revealed series looking at the parable of the ten virgins. In waiting for the wedding feast, according to Jewish tradition, the groom could arrive at any moment. In the same way, we are to be watchful. Jesus and His coming kingdom are coming soon - we don't know when, but we know these things must happen. We therefore must respond to our King, by living in the light of His imminent coming.

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Matthew 22:1-14. Susan Moore continues our Kingdom Revealed series by looking at the Parable of the Wedding Feast. We see the contrast between a king who wants everyone at his table, and the response of those he has invited. From this parable, we see that God continually pursues our hearts, and that we need to respond with faith and obedience - both for our own sakes, and for those around us.

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Matthew 20:1-16. Continuing our Kingdom Revealed series, Ps Hilary Williams is joined by Jeff and Sara Gunawan to explore today's parable in a conversational format. This teaching provokes many of us, as it seems to go against our sense of justice and fairness. In the parable of the Workers in the Vineyard, Jesus paints a powerful picture of the abundant and extravagant love of God - graciously given to all who enter His kingdom through Jesus.

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