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Hebrews | Hebrews 11:32-12:3 - Faith in the Resurrection

Join us as David High shares with us from the book of Hebrews on having faith in the resurrection.

John's Gospel | John 1:19-34 - The Sideman

John's Gospel began with an iconic prologue in the first eighteen verses that set out the focus and character of John's collation of events from Jesus' life and ministry - they will seek to evidence the point that Jesus was the eternal, pre-existent Word of God, now in flesh to shine light in the darkness and overcome Satan, sin and death.

Now John turns to his star witness in this case - John the Baptist - who will give testimony that Jesus was the Son of God, the spirit-filled servant of God and the Lamb of God who comes to be a sacrifice for sins to cleanse the sins of the world. John the Baptist is happy to understand himself as Jesus' sideman; he is here to talk about Jesus, to prepare people for Jesus and to talk up Jesus.

As John the Baptist is called to the stand by John (the Gospel writer) as his star witness we will consider four themes that come out in the narrative:

1. John's Emergence
2. John's Identity
3. John's Saviour
4. John's Testimony

Join us as we explore John's Gospel together and examine the Jesus that we find there - all in the hope that you may believe he is the Son of God and that in him you may have life.

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Hebrews 7:23-28 | Jesus our High Priest

Join us as David High speaks to us from Hebrews 7:23-28 and the High Priesthood of Jesus by asking three crucial questions:

1. Why do we need a High Priest?

2. What's so good about the High Priesthood of Jesus?

3. What difference does this make here and now?

Join us as we explore how we find that we are able to come close to God with confidence through the ministry of Jesus on our behalf, that we can draw near to God because Jesus has already brought us near and we can hold fast to Jesus because He is holding us.

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John's Gospel | John 1:1-18 - The Word became flesh

John's Gospel begins with an iconic prologue in the first eighteen verses that sets out the focus and character of John's collation of events from Jesus' life and ministry. In these first eighteen verses he not only introduces the material, but sets out what he'll seek to prove in the remainder of the Gospel.

John gives addresses five key areas that help understand the Jesus that he reveals in his Gospel:

1. The Person
2. His Origins
3. His Nature
4. His Mission
5. The Reception

Join us as we explore John's Gospel together and examine the Jesus that we find there - all in the hope that you may believe he is the Son of God and that in him you may have life.

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Easter | Jesus Rises

The Easter story - the journey of Jesus to the cross and from the tomb - is a story of scandal. Jesus has been arrested and handed over to Pilate by the religious leaders to be crucified. But we don't see Jesus as dying as the victim of a corrupt criminal justice system, instead we see Jesus dying to fulfil the plan of God, to offer himself as a sacrificial offering for our sin.

Three days later, we see Jesus rise again to new life, in victory; he has defeated Satan, sin and death, his offering accepted by God and his salvation effectual through his own resurrection.

We see 4 crucial things in the resurrection accounts:
1. It is historical - it really happened
2. It was physical - not just a metaphor
3. It is central - not minor detail
4. It changes everything - its not just a concept

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Easter | Jesus Dies

The Easter story - the journey of Jesus to the cross and from the tomb - is a story of scandal. Jesus has been arrested and handed over to Pilate by the religious leaders to be crucified. But we don't see Jesus as dying as the victim of a corrupt criminal justice system, instead we see Jesus dying to fulfil the plan of God, to offer himself as a sacrificial offering for our sin.

In this series we will look at Jesus' death and resurrection in four acts - Jesus Rejected, Jesus Arrested, Jesus Dies and Jesus Rises. Join us for the third part of our Easter series: Jesus Dies.

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Easter | Jesus Arrested

The Easter story - the journey of Jesus to the cross and from the tomb - is a story of scandal. Now that Judas has decided to betray Jesus, we now Jesus' arrest. John's summary of the events moves in a non-linear way between three plotlines: (i) the miscarriage of justice, (ii) the denial of a friend, and (iii) Jesus speaking truth to power

In this series we will look at Jesus' death and resurrection in four acts - Jesus Rejected, Jesus Arrested, Jesus Killed and Jesus Rises. Join us for the second part of our Easter series Jesus Arrested.

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Easter | Jesus Rejected

The Easter story - the journey of Jesus to the cross and from the tomb - is a story of scandal. That begins with the rejection of Jesus by the chief religious leaders and by Judas, one of his closest followers. We are looking at the narrative account that Luke gives in Luke 22:1-6 and then the theological interpretation that John gives us in John 1:9-18.

In this series we will look at Jesus' death and resurrection in four acts - Jesus Rejected, Jesus Arrested, Jesus Killed and Jesus Rises. Join us for the first part of our Easter series Jesus Rejected.

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Philippians | 4:10-23: Gospel-Driven Dependency

Having come towards the end of the letter you might be feeling a little overwhelmed by some of the encouragement and feel apprehensive as to whether you can really keep those up. And you would be right except for the final of Paul's encouragements - to have a gospel-driven dependency upon the grace of Christ - empowered with that hope we can live a Gospel-Driven life. Join us as we finish our series in Philippians by looking at Gospel-Driven Dependence in Philippians 4:10-23.

Philippians | 4:2-9: Gospel-Driven Integrity

What is integrity? Integrity is about there being no gap between what you say, what you believe and what you do. The gospel produces an integrity within us in addressing head (beliefs), heart (affections) and hands (conduct). Join us as we think on what this looks like in Philippians 4:2-9.