Pastor Marlene Soffera uses the anthem Amazing Grace to lead us through the difference between Grace and Mercy, and show us that while Grace is given as a gift, we are not supposed to hoard it, but rather use it. Grace is for our employment, not our enjoyment.

This week's hymn for the Fall Anthems series is What A Friend We Have In Jesus. Pastor Marlene Soffera uses John 15:3-15 as the root talk about what it means to be God's friend.

As the Autumn Anthems series continues, the song for today is the hymn I Know Who I Have Believed. Marlene takes us through the 2Timothy 1:12 and unpacks a meaning for us to carry through every day.

Due to circumstances beyond her control, lay speaker Arlen Walker filled in with a brief message about the song from the title, and the Psalm it was based upon: Psalm 118:24. God made this day; trust him to see it through with you.

The hymn comes from Psalm 46. Pastor Marlene Soffera takes us through the history of the hymn and what it means.

What does it mean to be part of God's failiy? How do we get there? Pastor Marlene Soffera follows the scriptural threads.

In Ezekiel 46:9 the prophet tells the people to leave the temple by the opposite door as the one they came in from. Pastor Marlene Soffera offers the idea this could be an analogue of the fact that when we truly engage in worship, we do not come away from it in the same way we enter into it. How has the act of worship changed you, lately -- or has it?

What is the purpose of this gathering of like-minded souls we call The Church?

Today we welcomed back a familiar voice in the pulpit, as Dr Nathan Wliiowby returns to give us an update on what he's been doing as well as bringing us a message from John 6. We're hardwired to see scarcity, but where we focus on it, God sees abundance.

Pastor Marlene Soffera is back from surgery this week to conclude her series in Hebrews. There was a video mentioned at the one minute mark to catch us up on The Story So Far). We perservere in our faith, surrounded by a cloud of witnesses.