Week of 02 – 08 July 2023
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK Hospitality is described in the New Testament as a spiritual gift. This may lead us to believe that it is only required of those to [...]
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK Hospitality is described in the New Testament as a spiritual gift. This may lead us to believe that it is only required of those to [...]
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK We all face moments of decision when we have to choose whether to preserve our lives through silence and compliance, or to endure ridicule, persecution [...]
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK Everyone likes to feel special. Many people seek to have that need met through their faith. This is why people of faith so often think [...]
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK Every person of faith must ultimately make one central, defining choice about what they will believe and how they will practice their spirituality. And that [...]
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK Once again, we reach the mysterious and difficult day called Trinity Sunday. The doctrine of the Trinity is often misunderstood both within the Christian Community [...]
11 June 2023 This Sunday we begin the season of Ordinary Time (from the Latin word ordinalis meaning ‘numbered’) in which we shift focus from God’s story as taught [...]
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK The Day of Pentecost marks the shift in the Church Calendar from God’s Story to Our Story. After the months of remembering and entering into [...]
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK This week we’re living between the Ascension and Pentecost. The Scriptures love these “in-between” times, and it is often in these times that God does [...]
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK In every life the question of God’s presence is raised at some point. For many it is an academic issue related to the existence of [...]
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK One of Jesus’ most radical claims was that he revealed God to us. We cannot be followers of Jesus without wholeheartedly accepting that this claim [...]