In another challenging parable, Jesus upends the traditional idea that wealth is a reward earned from God, and points clearly to our responsibilities to those around us. But do we really see, or are we too self-absorbed? [Organ - Pentecost 19]

Two of Jesus' most popular parables, which we might call the stories of the found sheep and the found coin, give us a picture of God as relentlessly searching for us, calling us back into relationship with him. And we are called to join this quest, inviting others to share in his kingdom, too. [Organ/Choir - Pentecost 17]

Do you know you’re invited to the greatest wedding that’s ever taken place? If so, do you know how to get ready? Jesus is our host, and he gives the best advice on how to be ready. Come, listen in. [Organ/Choir - Pentecost 15]

It has been an exciting time, with the Olympics on one side, and the Confirmation service for 9 of our young people on the other. And just as Olympic winners must stay in training, so must we stay in spiritual training. We need to å and resist the weights that drag our faith down. [Mixed music - Pentecost 13 - Confirmation Service]

Recently returned from a church visit to Cambodia which deeply affected him, Senior Pastor Andrew reflects on the parable of the rich fool, and what it says to our current obsessions with stuff. [Organ/Choir - Pentecost 11]