How do we wait?

Derived from the Latin word "adventus," meaning "coming" or "arrival," Advent symbolises the anticipation and preparation for the arrival of Jesus Christ. 

As we engage in prayer, reflection, and acts of kindness during the lead up to Christmas, we strive to cultivate a spirit of expectancy and spiritual readiness, not only for the celebration of Christ's birth but also for the hope of His eventual return. Advent is a meaningful and reflective time of hope, peace, and joy as we await the arrival of the Saviour.

"Living Out Gospel Hope"

This year, we have worked our way through 1 Corinthians, with this being the final sermon in the Guts & Glory series. It is a letter that is very personal, challenging and almost a bit like displaying your own dirty laundry. Yet throughout the letter we get this repeated sense that God is at work in the mess. That God wants us to have access to this letter in Holy Scripture is a reminder that the Gospel is for real people in real chaos.

Into the Corinthian chaos, the light of the Gospel brings hope, healing and a clear path forward. In our own messy lives the Gospel has the potential to bring hope if we will learn and apply the lessons God is teaching in this wonderful letter. Let's learn to live out the gospel with Guts and Glory this year!

"Living Out Gospel Hope"

We're working our way through 1 Corinthians throughout this year. It is a letter that is very personal, challenging and almost a bit like displaying your own dirty laundry. Yet throughout the letter we get this repeated sense that God is at work in the mess. That God wants us to have access to this letter in Holy Scripture is a reminder that the Gospel is for real people in real chaos.

Into the Corinthian chaos, the light of the Gospel brings hope, healing and a clear path forward. In our own messy lives the Gospel has the potential to bring hope if we will learn and apply the lessons God is teaching in this wonderful letter. Let's learn to live out the gospel with Guts and Glory this year!