A message from the series "Unique To Luke." (Luke 10:38-42)
The story of Mary and Martha is familiar, but it is also easy to flatten into a simple contrast between being busy and being spiritual.
As Jesus enters their home, both sisters respond to Him in different ways. But what is Jesus actually affirming, and what is He challenging?
Join us as Iain explores this short encounter and asks what it might reveal about the way we respond to Jesus.
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(Luke 15:11-32; Deuteronomy 6:4-9; Ephesians 6:1-4)
Fatherhood can carry very different experiences and emotions for each of us. Yet throughout Scripture we see the significant role fathers can play in loving, guiding and shaping the lives of their children.
Beginning with Jesus’ picture of a father who continues to love a wayward son, Philip explores what Scripture teaches about the responsibility of fathers, the influence they can have, and the importance of combining love, instruction and appropriate boundaries.
Join us as we consider the importance of fatherhood, and the wider community that helps children grow towards maturity and faith.
Luke offers stories found nowhere else in the Gospels - stories of reversals, grace, unexpected guests, and surprising salvation. These passages reveal Jesus’ heart for the overlooked and His commitment to confront both pride and despair. Whether through Zacchaeus, the penitent thief, or the parable of the Great Banquet, the series celebrates a Saviour who notices, invites, restores, and rejoices.