Before I approach a person to resolve conflict I need to want their good and be aware of my own sin.

As the angel Gabriel announces the birth of Jesus, we’re reminded why we continue to celebrate Christmas 2020 years on! And it reminds us that we may have plans, but God’s plans are the only ones that will last into eternity.

While God is Spirit and has no body that changed when God's Son took on flesh and permanently became one of us and one with us. Jesus is one person with two natures; truly God and truly human.

Bible Text: Luke 18:9-14 | Speaker: Ray Galea | Series: Parables of Grace | Jesus places the best and worst that his nation could produce in the temple before God to show once and for all that a person is put right with God not by our goodness but by his mercy.

Bible Text: Luke 18:9-14 | Speaker: Ray Galea | Series: Parables of Grace | Jesus places the best and worst that his nation could produce in the temple before God to show once and for all that a person is put right with God not by our goodness but by his mercy.

Bible Text: Luke 15:11-32 | Speaker: Grant Borg | Series: Parables of Grace | People often ask the question, ‘What is God like?’ And unless Jesus revealed him to us, we’d never get it right. In one sense, everything Jesus said and did was a revelation of who God is, yet sometimes he tells stories that highlight certain characteristics of God that challenge our preconceptions. This story in Luke 15 does that as Jesus displays God’s grace and mercy, in a way that will not only challenge our pre-conceptions but transform our lives as we see how that grace is also directed to us.

Bible Text: Luke 15 | Speaker: Ray Galea | Series: Parables of Grace |

God's heart is seen in three ways; He seeks and saves the lost, He rejoices when the lost are found and He expects us to rejoice with Him. In other words, to do on earth what is happening in heaven.

Bible Text: Luke 18:9-14 | Preacher: Matt Sparks | Series: Bible Talk