“The people walking in darkness have seen a great light; on those living in the land of deep darkness a light has dawned.” (Isaiah 9:2) Led by Rev. Sam Mawhinney.

Led by Rev. Sam Mawhinney.

What on earth has the giving of the Law at Sinai got to do with Advent, Christmas, or faith? The key lies in a conversation between Jesus and His official Advent spokesman (Matthew 11:2-15). Led by David Boyd.

Today marks the beginning of Advent, a season of reflection, waiting and preparation in anticipation of the celebration of Jesus’ birth on Christmas Day. As we prepare for the coming of Emmanuel, we’ll dig into the first verse of “O Come, O Come, Emmanuel” and learn how to cry out to God with hope. Led by Rev. Sam Mawhinney.

As we come to the end of Paul’s letter to the Ephesians, we explore his final exhortations to us about prayer and evangelism. Led by Rev. Sam Mawhinney.

The battle between the spiritual forces of good and evil surrounds us. How has God equipped us to stand firm in that battle? Led by Rev. Sam Mawhinney.

The war between good and evil, light and darkness, in our world is very real. As Christians, what hope do we have and how should this shape the way we live? Led by Rev. Sam Mawhinney.

What can we learn from an encounter between Jesus and a Samaritan leper as we find ourselves once again in lockdown? Led by David Boyd.

Being in Christ should impact our relationships, especially at home. Last week, we looked at marriage and how it should image the relationship between Christ and His Church. This week, we’ll look at two other relationships and how they should be transformed by being in Christ. Led by Rev. Sam Mawhinney.

In Ephesians 4 and 5, Paul has been teaching us how we, as the Church, should live in light of who we are and what we have in Christ. Naturally, this will impact our relationships, especially at home. Join us as we unpack the first of Paul’s three examples. Led by Rev. Sam Mawhinney.