ON SUNDAY OCTOBER 5, the message is called SLAVES, with Patrick Edwards, from Exodus 1-4.

Exodus 1-4 | We tend to think of freedom as to what we’re freed from. Could be debt, chattels, a bad job, or a wicked government. As Christians we talk about redemption as freedom from sin and death, but we don’t often think as much as what we’re freed to. Turns out, we’re all slaves, it’s just a question as to slaves to what. As Bob Dylan sang, “You're gonna have to serve somebody. Well, it may be the Devil or it may be the Lord but you're gonna have to serve somebody.”

ON SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 28, the message is called LIVING IN THE MIDDLE, with Beth Anderson, from Exodus 6; Philippians 1:6; 2 Corinthians 4:16-18; Hebrews 12:1-2; Romans 8:18-25.

Life is full of “middles” - awkward, uncomfortable and often overlooked. From Ruth and Naomi to Moses and the Israelites, God’s people have always wrestled with the tension of the in-between. So how do we live with faith, hope and endurance while we wait for God’s promises to be fulfilled?

ON SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 21, When We Turn To An Extraordinary Redeemer, with Patrick Edwards

Ruth 4 | The most extraordinary thing we’ll ever do with our lives is be used by God in the building of His Kingdom. Sometimes He do so in “big” ways but other times it may be “small,” and the thing is we may never know in this life all that He was doing. The key then is simply keeping our eyes on Him, desiring more than just an extraordinary life but, really, desiring an extraordinary redeemer.