The rootedness of our joy is that each of our names is known to God.

The sheer volume of names in this piece of scripture reminds us that celebrating involves everyone: every person’s praise matters.

When was the last time you noticed God’s presence in the everyday?

Alan explores prayer as a rhythm; a continual connection with God.

In the second sermon of our Summer Reset series, Ben explores rest. We are able to rest because God is active and in control.

In the first of our Summer Reset sermon series, Teri-Anne looks at staying rooted in Christ, secure in God’s love.

Ben concludes the series where we have been exploring the Book of Leviticus. We have learned that the message from Leviticus is that when we are distant, there is always a way back to God.

God is calling us to live with integrity, honesty and humility, pursuing holiness in the ordinary places we find ourselves.

In this passage the scapegoat exemplifies our relationship with God. Just as the scapegoat is removed from the city into the wilderness, the sacrifice of Jesus removes our sin.

Ben unpacks Leviticus 11, God tells the Israelites to be cautions about what they eat and have their lives shaped by God.

Ben begins a new sermon series where we are looking at the Book of Leviticus.

Pentecost symbolises God within us. It reminds us that we have been given the power to go out into the world and bring the power of heaven down to earth.