In a world full of conflict, we are called to be Christ’s representatives. We are called to help reconcile people to each other and to God. But what does that look like in our day to day lives? Rub in some salt, let your light shine, withhold judgement and most of all – all you need is love! This Sunday, Peter Reynolds will continue our series on reconciliation by considering how we can help people 'drop their differences' and have their relationships restored.

In part 2 of this series we return to 2 Corinthians 5 and consider what it means for followers of Jesus to be reconciled with one another. Pastor Ken asks the question: What does a Christ Culture look like in regards to having restored relationships.

2 Corinthians 5 calls us to be people of restored relationships. Reconciled to one another and reconciled to God. In this message Andreas Russell shares the story of reconciliation by showing us this thread of restoration and re-creation throughout the Bible.

The gospel writer Matthew includes a story of murder (Matthew 2:13-18) right in the middle of the Christmas story. It really messes with our “Hallmark” mentality that surrounds Christmas. So, how does this fit? How is this part of the “good news” story?  Ken concludes our series on Hyperlinks to Jesus.

Matthew Heyn shares from Matt 1:18-25 exploring the story of Joseph when hearing the news of Mary’s holy conception. Walking with Joseph’s experience draws us to a very important hyperlink to Jesus – Isaiah’s confrontation with Ahaz to stand with God because “God is with you (us).” Contrasting the two responses between Ahaz and Joseph. One falls and one stands.

During our first Sunday of Advent, Dan Russell looks at Luke 4:14-22/Isaiah 61:1-3 to show hope – that this good news is for all people. He will challenge us to consider how we can bring this good news, this freedom, this recovery of sight, to those on the margins.

Andreas Russell takes a look at Matthew 5 and explores how Jesus sees himself as the fulfilment of Old Testament law and gives us a new way of reading and applying it in light of Him.

Peter & Valerie Reynolds will continue our series on "Hyperlinks to Jesus". The Tabernacle is a hyperlink from the Old Testament of the Bible to the role of Jesus in the New Testament. It serves as a reminder that Jesus has fulfilled the role of ultimate mediator between the Most Holy God of Creation and the people – the crowning glory of His creation. Jesus has bridged the gap - He has broken the veil!

Ken introduces our new series "Hyperlinks to Jesus." He shares how the Old Testament links to Jesus and shares how Jesus fulfills it all. 

In a stand alone sermon, Andreas will be sharing about his transition to the work of the Navigators next year. He will be looking at Matthew 9:35-38, as well as Jesus' way of coming alongside others so that they are equipped to do His work.