When asked about the greatest commandment, Jesus spoke of Love for God and Love for our neighbours. This week we explored this topic while looking at how to practically display love.
Christmas Together - Practically Loving Our Neigbours
Christmas Together - Finding Hope in Traditions
Hope is something we all need, and it helps us see the better possibilities for today and for our future. Today we explored how our traditions can help point us toward hope and how we can create new traditions that lead us to be hopeful.
Christmas Together - Finding Joy
In the lead up to Christmas, there is a set of common themes that are traditionally explored: Joy, Hope, Love and Peace.
This week’s theme is Joy. We discuss the idea that if you want to find Joy this Christmas, it is important to look to the promise of Jesus more than the stress of the season.
Who's in Charge - Generosity > Greed
Selfishness is something that we’re very good at detecting in other people, but not in ourselves. Every one of us has to do battle with selfishness, but It’s only when we get to the root issue of greed, that we can defeat selfishness.
Who's in Charge - Trust > Worry
Worry is something that afflicts us all, but there is a way out of worry. When we learn to trust God and ask him for what he has for us, we can defeat worry and no longer stress about the things we control.
Who's in Charge - Managing > Slavery
Who's in Charge - Gratitude > Entitlement
Rows to Circles
When we gather with people, do we sit in rows or in circles? If we’re with people we don’t know usually it’s rows, but when we meet with family and friends we sit in circles around a table or a living room. This week we’re launching our Life Groups, a way for you to move from rows to circles, get to know each other, and grow deeper in faith.
