Ephesians 5:3–21 How should we live in a world obsessed with sex? What should church look like? The key to answering these questions lies in answering ‘who are you’.
‘Being ambitious at work is a good thing. Managers like ambitious employees because of their enthusiasm and drive’ – so claims one business management article. But how about for a Christian? Can a godly Christian be ambitious at work? What does God think of such ambition?
Ephesians 4:17–5:2 What should the Christian walk look like? How does your faith make a difference to your every day life, and how the life of your church? We must ‘put off’ our old way and ‘put on’ our new self
Ephesians 4:1–16 Are you walking the new walk of faith? Is it marked by unity, diversity, and maturity?
Job 28 Once kids hit 3 or so years old, they start asking lots of ‘Why?’ questions. When we grow up, the questions don’t go away, but just get a bit deeper – the big questions of life. Where are you going for answers? Where is wisdom to be found? This chapter tells us.
Job 13:23-14:17 It’s a common complaint of busy people that we struggle to find time to reflect. But times of suffering are an opportunity to do just that. In this passage we reflect with Job on some big issues – sin, death, and what lies beyond.
John Young recently retired after 35 years at Pfizer. From the start of the COVID-19 pandemic he led Pfizer’s COVID SWAT team tasked with overseeing development of potential treatments and…
Colossians 1:3-14 The Barge’s mission is not just to put on services, but that people might be ‘delivered from death in the domain of darkness for life and growth in kingdom of Christ’. That’s what we’re here for. The point of this talk is to unpack this mission statement so we understand it, are inspired by it, and commit to it.
Luke 18:9-14 Some years ago I arrived at the airport gate for a long-haul flight only to be turned away and unable to board. Turned out my passport wasn’t valid…The beginning of a new year is a good time to check our spiritual passport and make sure everything is in order. This story Jesus told helps us do that by taking us back to the big issue of how we get right with God.
Micah 5:3-5 We long to get home for Christmas. But all too often, when we do get there, the experience doesn’t quite live up to expectation. That is because this longing is actually the echo of a deeper spiritual longing – a longing to come home to God. It is a longing which can be fulfilled because of Christmas.