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As Jesus is confronted by the Pharisees, he tells the crowd they’re facing a choice between two very different types of teacher – one loves to condemn, the other loves mercy. Israel will need to choose carefully… and so do we!Join us as we continue our mini series on Luke. This week we reflect on "Becoming Like Our Teacher ", with readings from Luke 6

Jesus encounters different types of people in different types of ways. He intrudes, commands, heals, forgives, parties, and upsets. Since Jesus works on his terms, it should change how we respond to him and live for him.Join us as we continue our mini series on Luke. This week we reflect on "One Size Won't Fit All", with readings from Luke 5:1-32

In the wilderness, Satan presses the question: is Jesus really God’s Son? Where Adam and Israel failed, Jesus stands firm. That matters every day, because our hope isn’t in our own strength, but in the faithful Son who trusted the Father for us and resisted every temptation in the strength of the Spirit.Join us as we continue our mini series on Luke. This week we reflect on "Paternity Test", with readings from Luke 3:21-4:13

As the fiery John the Baptist appears on the scene to prepare the way for Jesus, he challenges the people of Israel to stop relying on their religious heritage, but to turn in their allegiance towards a new King – one who would bring justice and compassion in place of self serving powerplays. Repentance will have the same shape for us. Join us as we continue our mini series on Luke. This week we reflect on "Straighten Up and Fly Right", with readings from Luke 3:1-22

Let's face it. We're all creatures of habit. Some good, some bad. The Apostle Peter gives us a list of five really bad habits that can poison our attitudes and behaviours towards others. But the good news is, they aren't incurable and they can be broken. Join us as we welcome our guest minister Phil Court. This week we reflect on "Bad Habits", with readings from 1 Peter 1:22-25 and 2:1-7, 11-12

Wealthy, strong, and powerful – all qualities of those who come first in life. In Luke’s Gospel, though, a great reversal is taking place, where it’s the last in this life that come first in God’s kingdomJoin us as we continue our mini series on Luke. This week we reflect on "Last Things First", with readings from Luke 2:1-52

Do you want a fresh start? A new name, a clean slate, another chance? We can’t erase our past, but we can get a fresh start at life by going to God who gives new life in Jesus Christ.Join us as we continue our mini series on Luke. This week we reflect on "The God of Fresh Starts", with readings from Luke 1:57-80

Solid knowledge about God himself. Who doesn’t want that? It may seem too good to be true, but in the opening verses of Luke’s Gospel we see that God works in all kinds of ways to make us sure that we can know him.Join us as we start our mini series on Luke. This week we reflect on "Solid Knowledge", with readings from Luke 1:1-25

It seems that cancel culture has become a pandemic of hatred and vengeance. Both extremes of the political spectrum wallow in it. Jesus also practices cancel culture. But it's the very opposite in its nature and its outcomes. It might be exactly what you need right now.Join us as we reflect on "Christ's Cancel Culture", with readings from Luke 23:31-45, 54-62 and John 21:9-19

On Easter Sunday we come face to face with the glory of the risen Christ, crowned and ruling from Heaven. But look closely, and you can still see the scars of sacrifice – a reminder that he will always and eternally rule as a Servant King. How should that change our outlook on life?