<description>As we look at the opening verses of Mary’s song, we will see her humble and joyful worship in response to God’s promises.</description>

14/12/25 | Mike Hastie & Natalie Ray

As we look at the opening verses of Mary’s song, we will see her humble and joyful worship in response to God’s promises.

3 | Mary's Song: Joyful Worship | Luke 1:46-49 | 14/12/25

<description>In this week's passage we witness the meeting of Mary and Elizabeth—two women called “blessed” not because of their circumstances, but because they trust God’s word. Their defining characteristics in the story are their faith and joy: joy grounded and derived from God himself, and faith as a posture of confidence in God’s saving work, even before they see it fully. As we wait for Christ's return, we’re invited into that same blessed life of faith, hope, and quiet anticipation.</description>

07/12/25 | Mark Baines

In this week's passage we witness the meeting of Mary and Elizabeth—two women called “blessed” not because of their circumstances, but because they trust God’s word. Their defining characteristics in the story are their faith and joy: joy grounded and derived from God himself, and faith as a posture of confidence in God’s saving work, even before they see it fully. As we wait for Christ's return, we’re invited into that same blessed life of faith, hope, and quiet anticipation.

2 | Mary's Song: Mary & Elizabeth | Luke 1:39-45 | 7/12/25

<description>As we begin advent we look at Mary who models for us the wonder of receiving and participating in God’s unexpected sovereign plans.</description>

30/11/25 | Mike Hastie

As we begin advent we look at Mary who models for us the wonder of receiving and participating in God’s unexpected sovereign plans.

1 | Mary's Song: God's Unexpected Sovereign Plans | Luke 1:26-38 | 30/11/25

<description>Today we conclude listening to Jesus prayer in John 17; and we find something very precious. That even as he faces betrayal, false accusations, a brutal death and the wrath of God poured out on him because of our sin, Jesus prays for us.</description>

23/11/25 | Col Adamson

Today we conclude listening to Jesus prayer in John 17; and we find something very precious. That even as he faces betrayal, false accusations, a brutal death and the wrath of God poured out on him because of our sin, Jesus prays for us.

2 | The Lord Prays: The Lord Prays 2 | John 17:20-26 | 23/11/25

<description>In our final week of vision month and the lord's prayer, we look at what it means for Jesus to have the victory and to protect us and deliver us.</description>

09/11/25 | Mike Hastie

In our final week of vision month and the lord's prayer, we look at what it means for Jesus to have the victory and to protect us and deliver us.

4 | Vision Month 2025: The Lord's Prayer - Lead us not into temptation, deliver us from evil | Matthew 6:5-15 | 09/11/25 

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