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Come and join us this Sunday for a study from Luke 12:13-21 where Jesus speaks with a man about the dangers of greed and the meaning of true treasure. Worship will be from Morning Prayer and led by Sue Morgan. … Continued

This passage beautifully blends instruction, encouragement, and assurance. It’s not just about how to pray, it’s about trusting the One to whom we pray. In the rhythm of Spirit-led discipleship described in Luke 11 the labyrinth is an example of … Continued

In our Gospel readings this week, Jesus visits the home of two sisters, Martha and Mary. Martha busies herself with hospitality, preparing and serving, while Mary chooses to sit at Jesus’ feet, listening to His teaching. Though her service is … Continued

The Good Samaritan story is as timeless as it is radical, especially in how it calls us to live out compassion beyond comfort zones. In modern life, we often find ourselves divided by social, political, racial, or religious lines. This … Continued

Discipleship is not a comfortable invitation—it is a sacred calling marked by surrender, sacrifice, and service. To follow Christ is to lay down personal ambitions and take up the cross daily, It means loving when it’s hardest, forgiving when it’s … Continued

Luke 9:51–62 marks a pivotal moment in Jesus’ ministry as he moves toward Jerusalem, fully aware that it is the place of His suffering and ultimate sacrifice. This passage highlights two key themes: the cost of discipleship and the unwavering … Continued

Luke 8:26–39 is a powerful and deeply symbolic passage that reveals Jesus’ authority over spiritual forces and His compassion for the most marginalized. At the heart of this story is transformation. The image of restoration is clear Jesus doesn’t just cast … Continued

In John 16:12-15, Jesus tells his disciples that there is much more he wants to share with them, but they are not ready to understand it yet. He assures them that the Spirit of Truth will come and guide them … Continued

Summer 2025

In John’s Gospel, the coming of the Holy Spirit is deeply connected to Jesus’ promise to send a Helper, or Advocate, to His disciples after His departure. John presents the Holy Spirit as the continuing presence of Jesus, guiding and … Continued