Mark opens our series in the Gospel of John, unpacking one of the most well-known and influential passages of the entire Bible, which speaks of Jesus - fully God and fully human - taking on human flesh to rescue us all.

Genesis begins with the fall of mankind, and a promise that a descendant of Eve will crush the serpent. It ends with a promise of the sceptre coming to the One to whom it belongs. Dan unpacks for us how Jesus can be found throughout Genesis and the Old Testament.

As we near the end of Joseph's story, his father Jacob blesses his sons and grandsons. Al looks at what this tells us about blessings - and about Jesus Christ.

Tim continued in our series on Joseph covering the period where his brothers go to Egypt in search of food, ultimately leading to reconciliation within that family.

As we look at the continuation of Joseph's story, we see that Joseph has not given up on God's purposes - but more than that, He has not given up on God's purposes through him.

At our dedication service for three children in the congregation, Al speaks about how God does family, looking at how God is a good Father who adopts children into His family and welcomes home those who have walked away.

The story of Judah and Tamar could easily be dismissed as an aside in the narrative of Joseph, but it speaks powerfully to us about right and wrong attitudes to sex and to imbalances of power. Al unpacks what we can learn about God's ways from Tamar's story and that of Joseph enslaved in Egypt.

Al reminds us of the context of Genesis as we pick up where we left off in the story of Joseph, looks at the importance of dreams then and now, and reminds us of where the story of Joseph leads us - the coming of Jesus Christ.

The nativity fulfills a centuries-old prophecy from the book of Isaiah: Al looks at what that prophecy shows us about the consequences of who we trust, and challenges us as to where we place our confidence for our future.

Samuel talks us through Jesus's family tree as recorded by Matthew, and looks at what this shows us about the nature of God and the purpose of Jesus's coming.