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May
Sabbath: The final piece in the puzzle of work

Sabbath: The final piece in the puzzle of work

Sabbath came before work, not after it. Pastor Josh on rest as identity, the lie of productivity, and why we are creatures of appreciation.
6 min read
03
May
Thank God It's Monday

Thank God It's Monday

Sunday worship that doesn't follow you to Monday is hypocrisy. A look at Colossians 3 and what it means to work heartily, as for the Lord.
7 min read
26
Apr
The Great Sin of Doing Nothing

The Great Sin of Doing Nothing

Pastor Josh asks the uncomfortable question: what are you actually doing with the one life you've been given? Ephesians 4 and the buried talent.
5 min read
19
Apr
You Were Made for Work

You Were Made for Work

Most people treat work as the necessary evil between them and the weekend. Pastor Josh says we've got it completely backwards.
5 min read
12
Apr
Well Done for Surviving One More Day

Well Done for Surviving One More Day

Josh from our Melbourne campus on Matthew 6: anxiety is a symptom of self-reliance, and rest is God's tender response. Come and be fed.
7 min read
12
Apr

What Are You Holding On To?

T.Y. unpacks Matthew 6 at our Sydney campus: anxiety is a symptom, generosity is trust, and the Father holds what we keep trying to grip ourselves.
8 min read
12
Apr
What Your Bank App Already Knows

What Your Bank App Already Knows

Augustine wanted to skip the hard verses about money and jump to the birds and the lilies. He didn't. From our Gold Coast campus on Matthew 6.
7 min read
05
Apr
Food, Life and Resurrection

Food, Life and Resurrection

Every meal you've ever eaten was sustained by death. Pastor Josh connects that daily reality to the cross — and what the empty tomb changes forever.
6 min read
29
Mar
Lead Us Not Into Temptation

Lead Us Not Into Temptation

God doesn't tempt you. But he does test you. Same Greek word, opposite intent.
5 min read
23
Mar
Forgive us

Forgive us

We hit the line in the Lord's Prayer that stings — and a word that doesn't exist yet: forgivenness.
5 min read