In Mark 7:24–8:10, Jesus heals and feeds, showing that God’s dream of inclusion, healing, and abundance extends to all people.

In Mark 7:1–23, Jesus teaches that true purity flows from the heart, calling us to live into God’s Dream of love, compassion, and justice.

In Mark 6:30–56, Jesus feeds the hungry, calms fears, and heals the sick, revealing God’s dream of abundance and assurance for all.

In Mark 6:14–29, John the Baptist’s courage inspires us to stand for God’s truth, even when it costs us. Live boldly for God’s dream.

In Mark 6:1–13, Jesus sends out the twelve to preach and heal, inviting them—and us—into God’s Dream of hope, trust, and renewal.

In Mark 5:21–43, Jesus heals a suffering woman and raises a girl to life, revealing God’s Dream of healing, renewal, and hope through faith.

In Mark 5:1–20, Jesus restores a man possessed by demons, revealing God’s dream of freedom, renewal, and hope in the midst of chaos.

In Mark 4:21–end, Jesus reveals God’s dream of light and growth, calling us to trust in the hidden work of his kingdom.

In Mark 4:1-20, Jesus shares the parable of the sower, teaching us about hope, spiritual growth, and the condition of our hearts.

In Mark 3:13–35, Jesus appoints the twelve and redefines family, building a community of hope and healing rooted in doing God’s will.

In Mark 2:23–3:12, Jesus restores hope through Sabbath healing, showing that God’s Dream prioritizes life, compassion, and renewal.

Hope shines in Mark 2:1-22 as Jesus forgives, heals, and calls us to renewal, inviting us to embrace the new wine of his Kingdom.

Jesus teaches, heals, and prays with purpose in Mark 1:21-45, showing us how to balance compassion with staying true to God’s Dream.

Mark 1.1-20 Mark's Gospel begins with John the Baptist preparing the way for Jesus by calling people to repentance and baptizing them in...

Advent is also an invitation to open ourselves to God’s Dream for the world—a vision of love, justice, and healing that transforms lives.

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The second visit provides an opportunity to begin forging connections with those who have made this place their spiritual home.

What if we're meant to be deeply troubled by the king's response in this parable?

A young family approaches their local Anglican Church with hopes of having their baby baptised. However, what should be the start of a spiri

Here are a number of thoughts and ruminations that ran through my head as I prepared to preach on Sunday 27 August 2023.