This week Rev. Luke explores how an encounter with God on the Road is not just a personal experience through the lens of the story of Philip and the Ethiopian Eunuch from Acts 8:26-40.

This week Rev Luke explores Exodus 3:1-15, where Moses encounters God in the Burning Bush and learns who God is and what God is like

In this episode Rev Luke looks at the story of Zacchaeus in Luke 19:-1-19 and what happens when we realise Jesus has been looking for before we've been looking for him.

This was a sermon prepared by Rev Luke, and preached by Joy Kingsbury-Aitken. It explores Saul's encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus in Acts 9:1-19.

Rev Josh Olds leads us through a reflection on Scripture and the season of Matariki.

Readings: 

Genesis 1:14-18 God creates two great lights
Colossians 1:15-20 Christ holds all things together

This week we start a new thematic series looking at times in Scripture when God meets people on the Road and what implications these encounters have for us today. 

Rev Luke starts off the series by looking at Luke 24:13-35, the story of the Road to Emmaus.

This episode Rev Luke takes us through Jeremiah 20:1-18, a difficult and dark passage of scripture. 

Content warning: This podcast acknowledges the difficulty and heaviness of miscarriage, stillbirth, abortion and the loss of children, and abuse survivors. It also explores how we can pray to God in our darkest moments, and the how the Hope Jesus holds for us, when it feels like God is silent. 

Hospitality is a central theme in our faith. Rev Josh explores how the art of being a good neighbour involves being both hosts, and guests through the lens of our Old and New Testment readings

This weeks readings are Genesis 18:1-15, Matthew 9:35-10:11

Is this a Time for New Wine in New Wine Skins? Joy Kingsbury-Aitken explores this idea with today's readings of two 'call' stories Genesis 12:1-9 The Call of Abram
Matthew 9:9-17 The Call of Matthew.

This is an 'inductive' sermon, meaning to builds to and then reveals the Scripture  reading it is born from. The Gospel reading is read near the end of the Sermon, to keep the element of surprise for your listening, we haven't included the scripture reference here.