How might we do December differently and be able to see time in a fresh way; so that we can be attentive to the wonder and joy of the Christmas story.

We continue our Advent journey, looking at Zechariah's Song from Luke 1:67-80. 

We begin our journey to Christmas. We will be looking at some of the early songs of praise around the birth of Jesus, starting with Mary’s song. These words are full of passion and praise, and speak truth to power about a new kingdom and a new King. We hope her song will help us prepare our hearts and lives to receive Jesus afresh.

As we head into Advent, Ian Yong speaks about Christ the King.

Rachel Bruns helps us to lean into Psalm 42 - navigating disappointment with God. We'll explore some of the unhelpful ways we go about this, and offer some alternatives. 

This week, we look at Psalm 73, which takes us on a journey of They, Me, and You. It's a common journey of looking around at others' lives, and how we can look up to God and handle feelings like envy, anger, and disappointment.

Please note: If you'd like to listen to the song that Pete mentions towards the end of the talk, please look up 'Psalm 73' by Poor Bishop Hooper on Spotify.

We’ll be exploring Psalm 25 to answer the question: how do we seek God when we are at crossroads in our lives?

To read the chapter that Matt refers to - The Conundrum of Calling by Ruth Hayley Barton - please click the link above.

We continue our series on Psalms and look at Psalm 139, a Psalm for loneliness. How do we feel God's presence in those times when we feel alone or far from God and others?

This week we dig into something that we all face at some stage in our lives - fear and anxiety. Psalm 27 will be our roadmap for navigating these human emotions and experiences. 

We're kicking off a new series: Psalms in Troubled Times. We'll explore the wide range of emotions in the Psalms, from suffering and fear, to anger and disappointment, and discover how each emotion can be met with hope and acceptance.