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She’d gone too far this time. No way she could be forgiven. Everyone knew about her, she was the talk of the town. How could she do such a thing? That’s what everyone thought about her, and she had the cheek to crash a dinner party of some very religious people! Everyone was outraged, everyone…

Is it possible to never fail in the wilderness? Yesterday, we thought about how God’s people failed in the wilderness, and if we’re honest, we’ll know that we do to. The season of lent reminds us of the time that Jesus spent in the wilderness, and one of our readings this week from the Bible…

Does life ever feel dry and barren? I have been meaning to write on the book of Numbers for a while as those following the Bible Reading Plan have been reading through it (and hopefully have just finished it!). It’s not an easy read, there’s a lot of historical names and places – it’s called…

Last night was the launch of “6 steps to loving your church”.  This is our lent course for this year, we’ll be seeking to grow in our love for one another as a church family. You can listen to the intro here and you’re very welcome to join us for the next 6 Wednesday evenings…

Don’t forget we’re meeting tomorrow (Wed) night at 8pm at the Rectory to discuss the Prodigal God, if you need a refresher this video may help! <div class="sqs-video-wrapper" data-provider-name="YouTube" data-html="”>

Sin is costly! In more ways than one…as we’ll think about in a minute.  If you’re reading through the Bible in a Year Plan and you’ve got this far – well done and keep going! You’ll have reached Leviticus, and this is dangerous territory – many give up at this point, but it’s worth persevering!…

These are my notes from Dr Stephen Critchlow’s talk at the Kilmore Hotel.  I didn’t get everything down but hopefully what is here is a help.  Dr Critchlow began with a disclaimer that would be good for me to repeat here: This information is of a general nature, none of this information should be construed…

For some today is a great day and we want to celebrate with them. For others it’s a difficult day and we want to mourn with them. Some are in a happy relationship and today is a celebration of that, others are excited about the possibility of a relationship, but others are grieving the loss…

I was struck as I read Exodus 12 about how God’s people were saved, they simply had to take God at his Word and do what he said – kill the lamb and put the blood on the door post. Imagine two Hebrew men, Levi and Simeon on the night of the very first Passover…

How is God going to work out his purposes to multiply and bless his people when the King of Egypt seems determined to wipe them out in some pretty cruel ethnic cleansing? We saw how God was working out his purposes despite the mess at the end of Genesis (see God’s tapestry), but now there’s…