Luke 2:1-14 Christmas is full of contrasts- contrasting traditions, contrasting feelings. This passage turns on contrasting leaders. Caesar, who demands his subjects serve him; and Jesus who chooses weakness to serve his subjects. Listen in as we see Luke unfold the true meaning of Christmas.
Luke 2:1-14 Christmas is full of contrasts- contrasting traditions, contrasting feelings. This passage turns on contrasting leaders. Caesar, who demands his subjects serve him; and Jesus who chooses weakness to serve his subjects. Listen in as we see Luke unfold the true meaning of Christmas.
John 1:1-18Whoever looked at Christmas lunch and said, “I know what this meal needs – a bad joke, a paper hat, and some nail clippers!” But the contents of the traditional Christmas cracker actually take us to the very heart of the Christmas message.
John 1:1-18Whoever looked at Christmas lunch and said, “I know what this meal needs – a bad joke, a paper hat, and some nail clippers!” But the contents of the traditional Christmas cracker actually take us to the very heart of the Christmas message.
Luke 1:26-38 Whether we think of ourselves as extraordinary or just plain ordinary, Luke wants us to see that the God of the bible does both extraordinary and ordinary. Listen in as we see God send an extraordinary king through an ordinary girl- one who would both do the extraordinary and dignify the ordinary.
Luke 1:57-80 Society is increasingly allergic to the idea of making promises. We’d rather, keep our options open, hit the ‘maybe’ button and see if something better comes along. Listen in as we meet the limitless God who limits his options for the good of this world- making and keeping his promises.
Luke 2:8-14With one millions selfies being taken each day, this has been called the generation of the self-obsessed. But when we open the Bible we find the focus is not on us but on God and his glory. However, God revealing his glory for his glory is for our good.
Luke 1:39-56 It’s fair to say we’re often better at spotting pride in others than we are in ourselves. What does God say about pride and it’s opposite humility? What does that mean for a culture increasingly less interested in treating humility as a virtue? Listen in to Mary’s song as we meet the very humble and the very proud and see how God responds to both.
Jesus and Muhammad This talk is a great chance for all people, whether of different faiths or none, to think through big issues. How do we respond to mutually exclusive truth claims in ways marked with love and tolerance? Is it possible to truly know truth?
Luke 1:26-38 Whether we think of ourselves as extraordinary or just plain ordinary, Luke wants us to see that the God of the bible does both extraordinary and ordinary. Listen in as we see God send an extraordinary king through an ordinary girl- one who would both do the extraordinary and dignify the ordinary.