Tina continues to explore Exodus 34:6 as part of our (Abiding in Yahweh series) looking at the God who is abounding in love and faithfulness. But what if our image of God is not in line with this? Daren brings his thoughts on how we can renew our minds through Yahweh.

Guest speaker Joseph McAuley preaching on what it means to be unified followers of Jesus.

[Abiding in Yahweh #3]

When Yahweh reveals His name in Exodus 34:5, He says he is 'slow to anger'. Robin walks us through what this means for our understanding of God, and relationship with Him and each other.

God Has a Name: Yahweh. Tony shares on the significance of this for the Christian faith, and the life of God’s name and character as He has revealed Himself. Referencing Exodus 3:13-15 & 34:4-7.

Easter Sunday is a day of celebration. As followers of Jesus, we rejoice at his victory over the grave, and over all the deaths and dyings we will face in life. But for most Christians, Easter Sunday does not do away with all doubt. Questions arise. Uncertainties come. Our experiences don’t always match our theology, and the struggles and sufferings in our own lives and in our world can overwhelm us at times. How do we hold both faith and doubt as Christians? Does the Bible affirm one and condemn the other? And is certainty even the goal? Tina explores how we make space for both wondering and celebration on this most amazing of days - when God came back to life: Resurrection Sunday.

Rod continues our exploration of the Prodigal Son story, focusing on the point of view of the the father.

Libby continues our exploration of the Prodigal Son story, focusing on the point of view of the older son.

Our 'Invitation to Abide':

Throughout the day this week, remember -

"My dear child, I am with you always and everything I have is yours."

And from last week - "The God who loves me is in this place."