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How we respond to knocks on our front door is a case of Who, What, When, and Why. What about the door to our deepest innermost being? Is their anyone trustworthy enough to be let in and be given the key? Maybe there is. Maybe you'll recognise the voice of the one who knocks.

Join us this week alongside our guest minister Phil Court as we reflect on "Someone's at the Door", with readings from John 10:11-18 and 27-30, Revelation 3:14-22.

Most people fail to grasp who Jesus really is. But when the truth about him is revealed and taken to heart, it changes everything.

Join us this week alongside our guest minister Phil Court as we reflect on "So Who Really is Jesus?", with select readings from Psalm 110, Matthew 16, 21 and 22.

Ecclesiastes concludes with the biggest of themes – life and death – and with some very simple advice: fear and obey God. While that’s the end of the book, it’s not the end of the story. The New Testament reveals the full scope of redemption in the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, as it transforms both life and death.

Join us as we conlude our mini series on Ecclesiastes, "Chasing the Wind". This week we reflect on "Think Big Live Small", with readings from Ecclesiastes 11-12

In a world where the political power of Christianity seems to have faded, you might be tempted to grab for power. The wisdom of Ecclesiastes offers an alternative – wait for God’s timing. And in the fulness of that timing, Jesus calls us to the upside down influence that comes from serving, forgiving and loving.

Join us as we continue our mini series on Ecclesiastes, "Chasing the Wind". This week we reflect on "Life in a World Upside Down", with readings from Ecclesiastes 10

According to the book of Ecclesiastes, we can know for sure that life’s not fair, and that everybody dies. The one thing we know we can’t know, says the teacher, is what comes next. Maybe you’ve come to the same conclusion. Jesus, though, says different – and it’s very good news.

Join us as we continue our mini series on Ecclesiastes, "Chasing the Wind". This week we reflect on "Knowing the Known Unknown", with readings from Ecclesiastes 8-9

We’re troubled by what we see in the world; we even fear it: power used for bad ends, evil that goes unchecked. It’s a troubling sight. But to see God through the troubles is to fear him and put our trust in the one who will make all things right.

Join us as we continue our mini series on Ecclesiastes, "Chasing the Wind". This week we reflect on "Who's Afraid?", with readings from Ecclesiastes 8

Do you want a good life? Most of us do. We want to “live long and prosper.” But there’s something at the heart of life that’s in the way, which only Jesus can deal with.

Join us as we continue our mini series on Ecclesiastes, "Chasing the Wind". This week we reflect on "So You Want a Good Life?", with readings from Ecclesiastes 7

Real satisfaction is hard to find, even when you’ve “got it all” – especially if it’s spoiled by life’s overpowering questions. Jesus offers answers – and the possibility of an enjoyment beyond endless craving for more.

Join us as we continue our mini series on Ecclesiastes, "Chasing the Wind". This week we reflect on "Satisfaction Guaranteed", with readings from Ecclesiastes 5-6

The Preacher surveys problems at every level of life – from oppression to greed to loneliness – but offers little by way of solutions. In the Lord’s grace, the gospel provides solutions at every level.

Join us as we continue our mini series on Ecclesiastes, "Chasing the Wind". This week we reflect on "Problems? Solved", with readings from Ecclesiastes 4 and Psalm 7

Whether you think you’re in control of time or time’s in control of you, God is in charge of both. Living with his will in view frees us of anxiety and despair, and leads to the gift of eternal life.

Join us as we continue our mini series on Ecclesiastes, "Chasing the Wind". This week we reflect on "All in God's Time", with readings from Ecclesiastes 3