Christ sees the sinner, the leper, the tax collector, the phairsee, the sevrant, the child, the woman, the adulter, the violent solder, the hated ruler, he sees everyone of them. He exposes their humanity in all it's brilliance and fallenness.

Our God is Holy, and his holiness is seen so beautifully in his creation. Our neighbour’s habitat is their Eden, their place of connection with God. We’re called to care not only for our Eden but also our neighbours.

No resource shift is more important than capping fossil fuels and scaling it down to practical non-existence by the middle of the century. Fossil fuels currently supply around 80% of the world’s energy, and account for three quarters of greenhouse gas emissions. When burned they release carbon dioxide which heats the atmosphere. No government has yet been willing to target that industry.

Jesus called us to pray for God's Kingdom to come. What do you think is the Kingdom we're called to pray? What does it look like? 3mins that will move you to engage with God's Kingdom.

What is the basis of belonging? What does your upbringing teach you about family? What does it mean to join God's family?

Humanity is invited into a union with God which both respects our culture and transcends it. There is no tribe or tongue, ethnicity or gender that satisfies our desire to belong.

Only in Christ do we find an assurance our heart’s long for to belong. There is an inner circle we all long to discover in the Trinity.

What makes the church stand out?

This message looks at what it has stood out for and what it can stand out for.

You're called to stand out, but maybe not in the way you you've been thinking.

If you believe your desire for distinctiveness can be satisfied by accomplishing more than you're going to be disappointed.

I want us to embark on a conversation about how you can stand out with out the pain of doing more, posting more or achieving more.

God deals with our failure in a whole other way than most of us realise. Find out more in this short video.