Teaching Library

Donna Jennings • How faith can help us see possibilities for ourselves, families and communities.

Amy Anderson • What has God given you that makes you unique?

Neil Dawson • Why are there so many parables about money?

Neil Dawson • "They gave themselves first to the Lord"

Neil Dawson • Jesus compels us to be faithful with all we have.

Neil Dawson • How we steward our money can have an impact on future generations.

Neil Dawson • Finding moments of extraordinary in the ordinary.

Neil Dawson • Fasting is not about rending your garments, it’s about your heart.

Neil Dawson • Stewarding our time well

Neil Dawson • It’s impossible to encounter Jesus and not be changed

Neil Dawson • Whenever you read the Scriptures, everything changes in the light of Christ.

Neil Dawson • The Gift of Waiting is that we quiet ourselves to hear what the Father is doing.

Neil Dawson • Isaiah's zoomorphic prophecies illustrate hope for a new reality.

Neil Dawson • It's not yet Christmas. We're in Advent. A time for waiting.

Neil Dawson • All are invited to be part of Christ's household.

Jaci • Neil • Confession is an essential ingredient in how broken relationships heal.

Neil Dawson • Sabbath is a reminder that regular rest is essential for our natural and spiritual wellbeing.

Neil Dawson • Baptism: We are baptised into community

Neil Dawson • Justice: Do we mistake Justice as meaning everyone should be treated exactly the same?

Jaci Cauvel • Holy Spirit: We explore an oft-misunderstood Person of the Trinity.

David McBride • The Table: Would a good father stop me from eating at his table?

Neville Garland • Prayer: Like a gemologist values diamonds, there is value to be found in prayer.

Amy Anderson • The Church: Love is the identifying mark of the church, and as such, our lives should speak of that love – for God and one another.

Neil Dawson • The Bible: How do we wrestle with the a book written by men, inspired by God?