This sermon is based on the scripture of Isaiah 55:1-13. We look at our thirst mentioned in this scripture passage, God's invitation and our response to that invitation.

We look at the parable of the leaven in Matthew 13:33 and how the Kingdom grows. Craig speaks about the Kingdom spreading through it's King, it's message and people who'll do the hard work & give all they've got.

As a final goodbye, Sunday preaches from Exodus 3:1-10 on Moses' departure to Egypt. He looks at God's call to Moses, Moses' objection to the call and how God responds to his objection.

As a part of the commissioning of the Holiday Club leaders, Bevin looks at one of the parables where Jesus says "the Kingdom of Heaven is like". The parable used is that of the drawing in the net and is found in Matthew 13:47-50.

As a part of our Holiday Club commissioning, Craig speaks about the spaces of commissioning of Jesus in Mark 1:14-20. Jesus tells the fishers to follow him and makes them fishers of men.

For Father's Day we look at the Parable of the Lost Son in Mark 15:11-32. We look at the lost older son, the lost younger son and the prodigal father.

In the context of Father's Day and Youth Day we look at how involved Jesus is in our pursuit for justice. We look at how unjust the Romans were in the time of Jesus and how Jesus reacted to that injustice (Matthew 22:15-22).

For Father's Day Craig speaks about the role of a father in establishing identity and launching ministry in the lives of their kids. The scripture passage used is Luke 3:15-23

Our PBC Mercy & Justice team lead the service. Vaughan first shares a short message on the genealogy of Jesus and how God used broken people to bring Jesus to the world. Then Jacqui interviews three people from our community about how they are actively bringing mercy and justice to our city.

Scripture used: Romans 8:15-39

While a large part of Romans 8 forms the basis of this sermon, we focus specifically on verse 28 and break it down into several pieces that we look at more deeply.