We can't get right with God by fixing externals. Instead all we can do is throw ourselves on God's mercy, But when we do this God is amazingly generous, not only meeting our basic needs, but providing extravagantly for our benefit.

Join us as Alex Hitchcock opens up Matthew 15 for us today.

Today we explore different reactions to Jesus back in the first century in Matthew 13:52-14:36. Dominic Steele helps us explore the different reactions today.

As we come to chapter 23, and the last days, Chris Watkin starts with the framework of 'Giving to to Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what is God's', and demonstrating that giving to Caesar is a subset of Giving to God. From this he shows that we can give to culture what is cultures.

He says Christians should be unusually open because they are unusually closed, and their cultural critique should be characterised by a love that can take many forms.

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Join us today as guest preacher Brett Hall brings us the parables of the Kingdom from Matthew 13. In these parables, Jesus reveals that the kingdom of heaven is received with mixed response, but that the kingdom truely realised is as precious as pure gold.