
Easter 7-Unifying Creation-John 17: 20-26
Moving beyond being confined to unifying according to established beliefs and doctrines, what if Jesus calls us to be reconciled and unified with the whole
Moving beyond being confined to unifying according to established beliefs and doctrines, what if Jesus calls us to be reconciled and unified with the whole
In the few hours before Jesus’ trial and crucifixion he distills a command to a few words: Love one another. What would your last words
As with Peter our encounter with the risen Christ continues in our day as we are invited to find our true selves in God. Please
Are we vulnerable enough to recognise that our doubts allow us the freedom to explore our relationship with God. To download the video please click
Mary’s proclamation to the disciples in John 20:18 “I have seen the Lord” is ours. We have seen the Lord when the stench of death,
Sometimes we might feel uncomfortable at a lavish expression of love. Then we read of Mary breaking nard on Jesus’ feet and wiping his feet
Jesus calls us to repent. Repentance is a journey of freedom and transformation. Allowing us to live meaningful, purposeful lives in the chaos. To download
The drama of the Transfiguration and the events in the valley reveal both the majesty and vulnerability of God. To download the video please click
The miracle of a haul of fish after Jesus asked an exhausted Simon Peter to try again, points us all to the nature of a
Jesus’ words are rejected in his home town of Nazareth. How often do we choose to dismiss others according to our own prejudices? To download
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