God is a God who keeps his promises and fulfils his word.

After centuries of longing to hear God's Word and to experience his promised salvation, God breaks the silence with an angelic announcement that the virgin Mary will conceive a son named Jesus. He will be the Son of God; God's promised Messiah. We are invited into personal reflection on all this means through the lens of Elizabeth and Mary as they enjoy the blessings of God in the form of their unborn sons.

God works in history - we can believe and trust in Jesus. Let us rejoice in God's goodness and in Jesus, the joy of the world.

How can we align St Andrew’s with the message of 2 Timothy and ensure that we are built on gospel foundations?

Let us pass on God’s Word as a matter of urgency.

Know Jesus through God's Word: listen to Him and speak to Him.

Know God’s word - our best weapon against false teaching.

When truth is contested, graciously speak the gospel, depending on God to change hearts and minds.

We must stay focused on preaching the one true gospel so that we will stand on the final day.

Paul calls us to support gospel workers and pass the gospel onto the next generation.