3rd December 2023

Too Deep For Words: Freedom

What if, in a time of preparation, we could expose the places where we may not be doing all we could? If penitence is merely to show regret - a recognition of a fruitless longing, could we redeem it? Could we allow this time - and what comes after - to be more fulfilling?

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15th October 2023

The Stewardship of Community

9th July 2023

Consider It All Joy...

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2nd July 2023

Free(ing) Joy

...the man on the side of the road was always going to be healed. The story Jesus tells us reminds us of this: the promise of God has always been that God would bind the hearts of the brokenhearted, the ones on the margins, the ones who have had violence done upon them and bear its scars.

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11th June 2023

Unhiding Joy: When We Least Expect It

We're beginning our first summer series on joy. How might we find ways to hide joy from ourselves? We'll explore that today.

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21st May 2023

Keep On Keepin' On

We come to our graduation Sunday today. What does it mean to be at a mountain top moment? Do we stay there, or do we keep on?

Medium • 20th May 2023

In Other Words: Reading Matthew 22:39

An Exegesis on Matthew 22:39.

14th May 2023

Embodying The Artist's Intent

When was the last time you had an artist explain their work of art to you? How were you changed? How did the art change for you? Can the same happen with our faith?

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Medium • 12th May 2023

On Love’s Hidden Life: Do We Believe In Love?

To experience a God who is not love and will not love solely based on our ability to intellectually and semantically process that love is not a God worth worshipping.

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Medium • 9th May 2023

Working Through “Works of Love”

With summer just around the corner, I’ve begun my summer studies, focusing on a series of books related to Existentialism and language. The first: Soren Kierkegaard’s Works of Love.

The plan is to walk through the book, identify particular quotations and expound on them. This acts in part as my on commentaries on the texts, but also (hopefully) as a place where we can act as conversation partners.

Not read Kierkegaard or Works of Love? Here are a couple videos to help you: