Two sons. Two ways of living. One feast.

In Luke 15, Jesus exposes how both conformity and rebellion can leave us standing outside the celebration. The difference isn’t behaviour.

This week, we’re looking at why one brother joined the feast and the other wouldn't.

Learn why the Gospel isn’t just the beginning of Christian life—it’s the whole thing.

We all live with images in our minds. Images of success, nostalgia, a version of life where everything feels right. But when those images become our hope and what we serve, they become idols. And idols always disappoint.

Jesus didn’t come to fulfil an imagined version of ‘home’. But to bring us to the place we truly belong.

Why does extreme religious ideology continue to fracture modern Western culture?

Jesus answered that question millennia ago by exposing the heart of the older brother.

Week 3 of The Prodigal Son

Decision — The Realisation of Need

The prodigal son story isn’t just about rebellion; it’s also about the kind of obedience that can leave us just as lost.

This week, we look at how doing everything right can still leave us far from God.

Most people know the story of the prodigal son. Fewer realise it’s actually a story about two lost sons.

This week: 'Departure - The Illusion of Independence' where we'll be exploring how independence from God—whether through rebellion or obedience—promises freedom but quietly leaves us isolated.

Join us online as we open Luke 15 and ask an honest question: Where do you see yourself in the story?

Hope is more than a feeling. It isn’t something we work up when life gets dark. Biblical hope is sure. Something God promised and delivered. If you’re weary, uncertain, or carrying more than you should, this promise is for you. Listen in as we look at God’s promise of hope — sure, steady, and everlasting.