As citizens of the third millennium, it is hard to understand the customs of thousands of years ago. But this story reveals through kinsman Boaz that our kinsman is Jesus Christ. Want to find out more? Enter in.

Principles of greatness that you will never read in any self improvement manuals. Let us find out more.

Paul reminds his readers of the dramatic change that has taken place in their lives, how barriers have been broken down. All because of the cross. Let us go deeper.

Palm Sunday, so familiar but so relevant and refreshing for today

This ‘summary’ is a tale of three musts. First – Jesus said ‘I Must’, then Peter said ‘You Must not.’ Finally, Jesus said ‘We Must.’ From the first verse, that little word MUST controls this summary in Mark 8:31-38. Let us explore more.

Job’s Second Speech reveals his determination to to reject that suffering is due to sin.

Mark’s Gospel does not do nativity, no shepherds, no angels or wise men, no star - instead he takes us to the promises of the prophet Isaiah. Let us delve deeper.

Principles of greatness that you will never read in any self improvement manuals. Let us find out more.

Principles of greatness that you will never read in any self improvement manuals. Let us find out more.

Palm Sunday features one crowd, Good Friday features another. Which crowd are you in - we are called to be Salt and Light where we are.

How rapidly the gospel message would spread if we would share it and care for those in our circle of influence. Are you ready for a challenge - enter in.

Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you are not prepared to pay the price for something you really want? The rich man in our story today was faced with such a choice.

Palm Sunday is such a dramatic part of Jesus’ story. What does the familiarity breed in you, let us mark four things to note well

Storms that can be predicted are easier to deal with than those that just come on us unawares. In Christ we can know peace despite the adversity. Let us dive into the narrative of Jesus calming the storm.

Using our imagining let us enter the narrative of the disciples in the Galilean squall and with them encounter the Lord who says, ‘Be Calm.’

When trouble comes fog seems to descend on our faith and clarity goes. Choose to hold onto the rock-steady foundations of our faith.

During the pandemic we had legislation against ‘touch.’ In this day in the life of Jesus as recorded in Mark Chapter 5 we see how touch was so important to the Lord. Come and see

Mark's opening words are quite surprising. they draw the reader deeper into the Good News about Jesus Christ. Let us look again at this 'nativity-less' Gospel.

Hear how Christ taught that customs and traditions may hold us back from Making a Difference.

All Age talk for a Baptism Service about steering in the right direction.