A life of discipleship can offer hope in the face of despair. This week we look at three things: taking the long view, small acts of love, and a spiritual practice that can strengthen us in faith hope and love. https://youtu.be/rPYDypXP7w0?t=1427
Discipleship requires us to be intentional and not cling too tightly to what we think gives us life. For what actually gives us life is often surprising. https://youtu.be/7toJUxecots?t=1450
Who do you say that Jesus is? Today we reflect on the issue of identity, discipleship and Christian community. Unfortunately the livestream was offered in two parts due to a disconnection. Part 1 ends part way through singing ‘Gathered here’. Part 2 begins part way through the sermon. You can read the full text of [...]
Dan Broadstock reflects on the ongoing peace process in Northern Ireland to explore the pictures of reconciliation offered in Genesis 45:1-15 and Romans 11:1-2a, 29-32. https://youtu.be/7-LqIlutxbE?t=1725
A time of imaginative reflection and invitation to pray with Jesus on the mountain. Rev Cath James https://youtu.be/ww9eS_d9KZA?t=1118
As Jacob wrestles with God, we wrestle with what it means to work for justice from a Christian perspective. https://youtu.be/tVialbPgm6w?t=1468
What do neuroscience and gorillas reveal to us about the absurdity of the parables of the Kingdom of Heaven in Matthew's gospel? How might we be being invited to look again? https://youtu.be/DP2iw-7jnPQ?t=1814
God remains faithful to the human family despite our sins towards one another and towards God. Rev Judy Rigby https://youtu.be/nLm2r4j5gK8?t=1859
Genesis, custodianship, and the faithful life entrusted to us Peter Blair, Olive Way Pastor https://youtu.be/Mi5VbG8M5H0?t=1670
Paul's letter to the Romans helps us see the nature of God's grace in our lives and how we might find a more life giving and loving path in the work for justice. https://youtu.be/jmV57NutKUo?t=1565