What we hope for shapes how we experience the present. The Gospel calls us to hope in God and his promise of glory and so in the power of the…
What time is it? How we understand history and eternity shapes how we live in the present. The season of advent reminds us that we live between the first and…
Working out God and faith can be messy and complicated, but at some point we have to make a decision: will we choose life or not?
On the cross Jesus takes the curse of our sin so that we might receive the blessings of God’s covenant - forgiveness and intimacy with God through the Holy Spirit.
Deuteronomy 20 raises lots of ethical questions for us. But it also contains the origins of of International Humanitarian Law and is designed to limit war and ensure peace.
The first chapter of the Bible teaches us to care for creation as vice regents and gardeners. Pride and greed corrupt this vocation. We explore how we might resist these…
Working out from the parable of the Good Samaritan we explore some of the Bible’s rich resources in pursuing racial justice. There is no more sublime ethic than God’s call…
Following Tim Keller’s metaphor we explore how we can weave ourselves into the fabric of torn and broken communities to bring spiritual, physical, psychological and social wholeness.
What does the Bible say about justice for women? This sermon explores that question through the stories of two of Jesus’ ancestors: Tamar and Ruth.
How can we have hope for justice in a world of disappointment?