There are many unknowns for 2022, but God is consistent. Examining Psalm 46, Mark invites us to return to the simplicity of remembering who God is and His vision for us as his people.

As the year gets underway, Ryan reminds us of that as followers of God we can easily get anchored in ‘the story’ that our world offers us.

We see the reality of the true story of God when we read Exodus. We need to see as the Israelites saw and do as the Israelites did, freeing us to live in God’s will and way.https://chrt.fm/track/3323E/

Brittany leads us to discover the significance of Jesus’ first appearance at the temple, inviting us to posture ourselves as Anna & Simeon did, faithfully waiting for the arrival of the promised Messiah.

Ryan explores the biblical verses which underpin the Christmas nativity scene. As we delve into biblical truth around the story of both the shepherds and the ‘wise men’, God is inviting us to live simple surrendered lives through which He can bring His glory into the world.

Brittany invites us to step into Mary’s story and witness her steady, trustworthy and reliable response to God’s invitation to carry Jesus: His faithfulness made incarnate.

As Advent begins, Mark concludes the series on David’s life by revealing the ways in which David was a king that pointed to Jesus.

Ryan unpacks the warning that can be taken from the story of Absalom, how we are all in a battle between flesh and spirit and how ultimately, the posture of our heart will chart the course of our life.

David contributed 73 of the 150 Psalms. Trudi examines how these writings of David and others, can shape our devotional life and intimacy with Christ in prayer.