How can you be blessed—even when life is at its worst? Peter called faithful exiles to refuse reviling and practice virtue, to refuse fear and honour Christ in our hearts, and to take the Cross to heart. Discover how true blessing is found not in circumstances or prosperity, but in communion with God through the risen Jesus Christ.

Creighton Friedrich, 19 April 2026

Thomas is often called doubting Thomas, but really he's just interested in examining the evidence for himself. So, we might ask, what did it take for you to believe that Jesus rose from the dead? Or, if you aren't a believer, what evidence would convince you to believe? Let's consider the risen Jesus, and perhaps we'll discover the great joy of a reasonable faith.

Rob Denhoed, 12 April 2026

Is life a story without a happy ending? Is it childish and irrational to long for anything else? The Gospel proclaims hope - not merely a hope at the centre of Christianity, but at the centre of everything. That hope is the Resurrection of Jesus. But how should we respond to that hope? And what difference does that hope make to our lives? Let's consider how the first witnesses to the resurrection were invited to respond: come and see, go and tell, don't fear.

Creighton Friedrich, 5 April 2026

Was Jesus merely a victim of injustice? Was Jesus simply giving us an example of sacrificial love? Peter wants Christians to understand the power of the Cross is not in what we do for God, but in what God has done for us: reconciling sinners to himself.

Creighton Friedrich, 3 April 2026

We're used to leadership leading to perks, status and VIP treatment. In Christ, leadership has its privileges too: the real privilege of discipleship, love and service. John wants us to see: God is love and we are cleansed because of his love; the servant-leader model is an example of God's love for us; and because of his love we must follow his example and wash each other's feet.

Mike Tweedle; 2 April 2026

On Palm Sunday we can look through the eyes of Barabbas and see the heart of the Gospel: Jesus takes the place of the guilty.

Creighton Friedrich, 29 March 2026 (Palm Sunday)

What does it look like to glorify God in marriage? Peter calls wives and husbands to reflect the gospel in their relationship—through humble submission and honour. As each lives out their God-given role, marriage becomes a powerful witness to Christ’s love and grace.

Creighton Friedrich, 22 March 2026

How can Christians glorify God as faithful exiles? Peter calls believers to practice willing submission—to the state, to workplace authorities, and ultimately to Christ himself. By following Jesus’ example in suffering, Christians bear witness to the gospel and entrust themselves to the God who judges justly.

Creighton Friedrich, 15 March 2026