The final 4 chapters of Samuel explore the relationship between God's sovereign rule over history and the responsibility of human rulers to administer justice. They also touch on the cost of reconciliation between warring parties.
David's care of Mephibosheth embodies God's character of loving-kindness. He gives a model for care and inclusion of those with disabilities. We catch a glimpse of what the Kingdom of God looks like.
The ancient story of Jezebel arranging Naboth's murder in order to steal his vineyard has powerful insights for Christians as we grapple with the legacy of colonization in Australia.
Jesus says you can't serve both God and Money. This sermon explores how money is a bad master, and how the love of money can damage ourselves and others. We…
In advent we look forward to the return of Christ to judge the world. The reality of the day of judgement is, paradoxically, the healing balm we need in a…
In a post truth age, the day of judgement gives our lives meaning, and the promise of true justice for the oppressed. What's more there is hope in the Judge…
2021 has been a year of listening to women's voices on justice. The Magnificat is Mary's song of justice and hope.
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.