God doesn't just want to save us for a place in heaven when we meet him in Jesus. He wants us to have a full life that changes the lives of others here and now too. But how do we know what that looks like?

Epiphany Sunday is the day we think about the Three Wise Men, kicking of a season in the church's life when we consider what it means to meet with God. Today we look at how things change for us when we do meet God. Matthew 2:1-12 . Ephesians 3:1-12

The Incarnation means we're never alone, and that every last detail of life matters. Hebrews 2:14-18

At Christmas, God says 'This Is Me'; and God invites us to say the same. You can view the video clip shown in the talk here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjxugyZCfuw

The nativity story tells us that God sees us.

Art must take reality by surprise; the response to surprising beauty can be wonder and joy. It's the same with God - He takes us by surprise with beauty and goodness. Luke 1:46-55. The video clip used can be viewed on this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzuM2XTnpSA

At our service of 9 Lessons And Carols we considered how distractions and disruptions can sometimes be good things.

Advent is a time of repentance, helping us get ready to meet with Jesus as we celebrate at Christmas and also as we look forward to his return. Using Luke 3:7-20, Mike Keggie helps us think about some of the ways we can do this.

When we're looking for Jesus, we sometimes find Him in unexpected and surprising places. David Wardle from St John's Church, Wynberg, takes us to Genesis 28, John 4 and the University of Cape Town to help us think about where we might find Jesus this Advent.

Angelo Graham, a financial adviser, introduces us to some basics of financial planning.