Hebrews 12 challenges what we think is going on when we worship. I can sum it up in 3 words. Enter in.

Question, ‘how do I inherit eternal life?’ Let’s see how Jesus responds - he is, after all, a story teller.

Jesus told a parable about a farmer who built bigger barns to store his crops. He could have shared it with others, but he was greedy.

The Lord dwells in the burning bush, burning and flourishing - how come?

St.Paul’s Barton Ukulele Band

There is much talk today about politicians and councillors we elect today. They are modern day shepherds - we are the sheep.
Are they good shepherds? There’s only one Good shepherd.

Who are we as a Christian people, in community - God’s treasured posession - that’s who we are. Find out moire.

How does God respond when we ask, God, have you forgotten me?

Jesus met this leper’s needs both physically and spiritually and he could not be silenced afterwards. That is a challenge to us.

Jesus was fully God and fully man, thus he could atone for us in every way. This day in the life of Jesus shows his humanity and his divinity.

Three words to watch out for in this passage - one of them is God’s shaking - ouch. Let us delve deeper.

As citizens of the third millennium, it is hard to understand the customs of thousands of years ago. But this story reveals through kinsman Boaz that our kinsman is Jesus Christ. Want to find out more? Enter in.

This story reveals that our kinsman redeemer is Jesus Christ.

Principles of greatness that you will never read in any self improvement manuals. Let us find out more.

Psalms have been the songbook for the Hebrew people for several millennia . Psalms is not meant to be autobiographical but written for other worshippers pray and praise. Imagine writing your own Psalm!

Psalms have been the songbook for the Hebrew people for several millennia . Psalms is not meant to be autobiographical but written for other worshippers pray and praise. Imagine writing your own Psalm!

A thought for Father’s Day on 16 June 2024

Peter could not be silenced by the authorities, there is no other name whereby we can be saved. How do we communicate this in a pluralistic society?

John 3:16 is the most famous verse in the Bible, what can we learn that is fresh and refreshing.

Cornelius was the first Roman to be converted to Christianity. There are several lessons to be learned - shall we?