When Jesus sends out some people on mission in Luke 10, he tells them to eat whatever they're given. Receiving hospitality can be just as important as showing it, and some of us find that hard.

We put labels on others - or ourselves, and we expect things to happen properly. Jesus looks past the labels to some deeper - which offends the religious. Our mealtimes with Jesus continue with Luke 7:36=50

The Kingdom Of God is a party that starts here and now ... but who's invited? Join us as we start a new series in Luke's Gospel, thinking about the beautiful significance of meals. Luke 5:27-32

What do we do when we just have to keep waiting for something to change, a prayer to be answered or a situation to be resolved? Lauren Alexander brings our Women's Month 2019 with Esther to a close, looking at God's perfect timing in the story.

We continue our Women's Month 2019 with Adele Farmer, from Calvin Protestant Church in Grassy Park, helping us look at themes of courage and grace in Esther.

The choices Esther and others make in the story give us a picture of a the sort of choices we all face as people who follow Jesus - choices between how the world might operate and how Jesus might invite us to do things. Annie Kirke helps us grapple with some challenging issues.

During Women's Month 2019, we're looking at the book of Esther. It's a gripping, strange, sometimes disturbing story. Caroline Powell helps us think about where God is in all of this, and who God may be inviting to stand and speak. Esther 1-3

If prayer is relational, that means we might have to learn some new ways of seeing people and places. John 1:14 gives us some ideas as to how we might start to do that.

How do we pray for a place we find ourselves in, and the issues we notice there? As with praying for people, relationship - and being prepared to be part of the answer to out own prayers - is key. We continue our Month Of Prayer by using Jeremiah 29:4-9 to help us think about praying for and making a difference in our communities.

It's all very well saying we'll pray for someone - but what do we pray. Colossians 1 gives us some good ideas.