Mark 5/10

This week: have we missed the point of our religion? These passages show how that leads to an absence of joy, missing the purposes of God and ultimately wanting Jesus dead.

Mark 4/10

This week: how sin is our deepest problem, but Jesus has come to solve it. Recognising we are sinners and need His forgiveness is how we become Christians, and also how we stay Christians.

Mark 3/10

This week: What king Jesus has come to do - he comes with power and authority to heal, but he primarily comes to preach good news of the kingdom of God. Will we listen?

Mark 2/10

This week: Christianity is a message of good news - repent and believe! We also see Jesus' supreme authority, both then and now.

Mark 1/10

This week: the essence of the Gospel is about the person Jesus: who is the fulfillment of Old Testament promises, who comes to offer forgiveness and to bless the world.

Amos 5/5

This week: God's judgement is inescapable and terrible without Jesus, but through Jesus the New Creation will be everything we've ever dreamed of.

Amos 4/5

This week: Amos prays to God about the people and then speaks to the people about God, but he recieves an unexpected response. What would our response be?

Amos 3/5

This week: The urgent invitation from God to seek Him, the warning not to mistake seeking God for seeking religion, and that true worship should result in transformed lives.

Amos 2/5

This week: The demands of love and the call to return.

Giving Sunday

An invitation to spiritual sanity – let’s be honest with ourselves and honest with God about the material resources with which we’ve been entrusted.