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08 November 2026 There is a strong connection between hope, wisdom, and connection. Without hope, we struggle to stay the course, and we make foolish, impulsive mistakes. With hope, [...]

01 November 2026 God's salvation is once again an important feature of this week's readings, but coupled with another theme that shows how God's salvation is made visible in [...]

25 October 2026 Two significant passages form the basis for worship this week in the Lectionary: The Great Commandment and the death of Moses. Depending on whether you are [...]

18 October 2026 The readings this week bring together two powerful and complementary ideas. In the continuous Old Testament reading, we are invited with Moses to seek God's glory [...]

11 October 2026 One of the toughest question we face as people of faith concerned with justice and peace, is how to hold together the invitation of the Gospel [...]

04 October 2026 The issue of legalism - of prioritising law over love - may be thought as a "spiritual" problem only. However, as we allow this week's Lectionary [...]

27 September 2026 The Lectionary changes tack a little this week - at least from the perspective of the Gospel. While the continuous Old Testament readings continue to follow the [...]

20 September 2026 If we did the work of last week well, we will find ourselves in a place of tremendous comfort, celebration, and challenge this week. After reflecting [...]

13 September 2026 This week we will be asked to listen to the tough, but life-giving Gospel message of forgiveness. In a world of conflict, terrorism, and serious inequalities [...]

06 September 2026 Moving on from last week's call to be agents of salvation, this week follows it up with a call to be those who confront evil - [...]