Generosity denotes the spirit in which one performs an action - a voluntary, unselfish giving of time, money, attention or other resources. Generous people are especially willing to share their resources with others. How do we engage generously within the Church and within our own local communities and congregations?

Jesus, in startling detail, lays out the events surrounding his own death. It's an uncomfortable truth because moving forward, the choice to follow him would come with 'strings'...

Reading the bible and listening to what it says are key to our relationship with God. There is no better way to get to know someone than by listening - really listening - to what they say. But then what do we do with what we've heard?

The primary way the scriptures refer to God is as our Heavenly Father. Unfortunately because so many of us have not had good fathers we can struggle with having a positive view of God as our Father.

On the last day of Easter, something was brewing. Luke writes about the people - from every nation under heaven - that had come together and experienced something truly transformative.

How does the spiritual practice of reading scripture teach us important things about about God, His character and His promises? How does understanding the scriptures makes God's word so personal and active in our lives?

Jesus had promised his disciples that they would receive the Holy Spirit to empower them to be witnesses to all the earth.

Jesus’ apostles could have only had questions… nothing was clear and they were patiently waiting. But waiting for what?

It’s hard to let go of our kids. As they get older, they step forward… and away. They assume more responsibility and more autonomy.