Joseph likens the last 24 months to life lived on a boat. Anyone who has been boating knows that extra energy is required to hold your balance. It can be taxing!

Joseph encourages us as Christ followers to be attentive to the Spirit confident that all of life is lived within the redemptive love of God. In all things, God is looking to make us the holy, whole and wholesome people we were created to be.

We launch into the new year with Joseph unpacking the Indescribable Mystery of Your Ontological Experience. Nothing like getting back to basics.

In this fourth Sunday of Advent, Joseph reminds us of the invitation to prepare our hearts and consider how the hope, peace, joy and love found in Christ are ultimately the truest fulfillment of our deepest longings in life.

In part three of our Advent series, Joseph highlights how even the smallest amount of faith invites us into the embodied story of Christ, which frames the story of our lives and ultimately is the source of authentic joy.

Joseph challenges us to consider who or what may reign supreme in our lives and how we are invited to lay everything at the foot of the cross of Christ. Joseph also shares some thoughts on how the church community can be an embodied and loving sanctuary in these complicated times.

Lyndall shares a wise and pastoral word as we grapple with different areas of lost connections and loneliness.

Joseph looks at the giants encountered in the Silver Chair - those that attack and those that befriend. He encourages us to consider the giants we may seemingly face in our lives and how the Way of Jesus draws us into a deep and wise response.

Joseph kicks off our Advent series by leading us into the mystery and wonder of the world of Narnia. He uses the church calendar and the archetypal stories of the Silver Chair as an invitation to be aware of ‘signs’ in the ‘mists’ of our lives.

Sam explores the mysterious invitation to be shaped by and grow into more Christlike love as we journey through the 'wilderness.'