Reading, Reflection and Prayer

The importance of cultivating good spiritual disciplines if we're to live into the peace of God day by day. Putting off the old self and putting on Christ.

Ben and Richard, sporting fine Fall colors, discuss Paul's teaching on not adding rules to Christian Faith. What does it look like to make sure we keep the main thing the main thing.

We reflect on the stained glass in the chapel of the Good Samaritan and it's connection of that story to the grace that Christ shows on the cross. Ruth shares a powerful picture about the work of Jesus on the Cross and the end of accusation.

Richard reflects on turning 50. We think about the way in which Paul regarded himself as present with the Colossians in the Spirit even though they were separated physically and how that relates to our current times.

We complain about the number of insects that bite us in our yards in the summer. That's not what participating in Christ's suffering is - but Paul has some profound and perhaps difficult things to say about his participation in Christ's suffering and how that is necessary for the sake of the Church.

How being reconciled to God through Christ means that we are free from accusation. The link between behavior and the mind.

Life with a family of children doing school at home can get overwhelming. Reflecting on one of the most powerful passages from St Paul on the deity of Christ.

We talk about discerning God's will and being moved from the kingdom of darkness to the kingdom of the Son.

Ruth talks about the Hebrew word 'chesed' which leads into a song! We begin reading Colossians and reflect on the way that the gospel spreads.

The final episode in the King David series. A small episode recounted with David's three 'mighty men' gives us a profound insight into David's heart.