We had a short playdoe building competition to get us thinking about what it would have been like for the Isrealites in Zechariah's day to be rebuilding the temple. We also discussed how God cares more about our hearts than buildings.

Have you ever been caught for doing the wrong thing, and experienced justice for it? We long to see a fair trial. When we see the war crimes Russia is committing against Ukraine. We long for justice to be done. But we also long for forgiveness. Deep down, all of us have things we are ashamed of. So the question is, can we be forgiven? And there is no better passage to explore these questions than our passage today.

This was a question asked by our Ignite youth

This was a question asked by our Ignite youth

This was a question asked by our Ignite youth

This was a question asked by our Ignite youth

This was a question asked by our Ignite youth

In this seminar Dr Patricia Weerakoon helps us think about transgenderism in light of God's design for me and women.

In this talk we will consider how we receive our new identity in Christ and how we can begin to live out our new identity by looking at 1 Corinthians 6:9-11.

In our last talk, we learnt that, for the secular story, you have to find yourself, your identity, by looking within. But being a teenager Is hard. More often than not, you probably find yourself, not feeling free but feeling insecurity, anxiety and pain. And so, if your placing your identity in how you feel. Then your going to be all over the place. We Need an Identity that Doesn’t Crush Us What we need is a Secure Place or Person in which we can rest our Identity. A Person Who will never fail us. A Person in Whom we can rest, without fear, or anxiety. We must have something outside ourselves to save us  He calls us to find our identity in him. So let’s turn to God's story for our identity.