College Principal, Mr Mansour, is our guest preacher today, helping us to see that Christianity is good for community because it helps us live life to the full, fully serving our community.

Are you your body? What can I do with my body? What can we do with the bodies of others? We have many questions about our bodies, so to add another one: Is Christianity good for your body? Let's examine the body of evidence...

Everyone has a story to tell, but are we telling them or are they telling us what to do and who to be? Is your story a good one? Is it telling you the truth about yourself?

As we induct a new round of student leaders we can ask where the time went, and will these new leaders make the most of their time. Is Christianity a good use of our time?

Do you want the quiet life of no alarms and no surprises? You used to be able to have that as a Christian, but many have been caught off guard at receiving the 'bad guy' label from society. But perhaps we shouldn't be that surprised, nor should we stop being the bad guys.

In a world that is quick to define evil and limits good to the individual, can we find the common good? All this term we will thinking about Christianity and its role in 'the good'.

Sometimes a first glance can be deceiving, and as we come to the last scene in Genesis 3, God's intervening might not be all that it is seeming.

Find a job you love and you'll never work a day in your life. That's the saying, but where can you find a job like that outside of the Garden of Eden?

We live in an age of autonomy, but has it seen us rise and rise, or are we merely falling into its consequences?

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Amidst the curses that flow from Adam and Eve's disobedience, guest preacher, Mr Mansour, drew our attention to the hope of the Gospel that glistened in the garden on that dark day.