Talks

Jesus loved to eat with people, even when they didn’t agree with him. Throw in an uninvited guest or two and things escalated fast.

We're loved by God. But does it stop there? Or does love demand something of us?

You can go faster alone, but if you want to go further we need to go together. We need to go the Way of Love. 

The most important thing in the Christian life is to know the love of God for us. But how do you get your head round something that surpasses knowledge?

The One Another that defines and encapsulates all the other One Anothers. So why isn’t it as simple as it sounds? (*2 mins of sound issues at 21 min mark)

For John, Jesus is the ultimate revelation of God's love. What does that look like and how do we pay it forward?

Euodia and Syntyche were two women on Paul's ministry team who found themselves at loggerheads. So what we do when Christians don't get on?

What does the story of Lazarus teach us about experiencing God's love and comfort in a time of grieving and sorrow?

What can we learn from the story of the Good Samaritan about showing love in the face of an unexpected crisis?

There's nothing wrong or sinful about our appetites. So why doesn't indulging them always lead to lasting happiness?

What does it mean to truly love mercy - and why do religious people find it so hard?

When you think that love is a feeling and the easiest thing in the world to express.

Unlike many of us, Jesus never put religion before humanity. What can we learn from his example about touching someone else's heart?

What was it that motivated Jesus to touch the untouchable? And why did he spend so much time on individual outcasts when he had a world to change?