Sometimes we are on roads we didn’t choose. Sometimes the road is hard and we simply need the grace to keep walking it. But sometimes God gives us the courage to begin building something different.
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The September 2026 Sunday Bible readings take us from Truth to Forgiveness to Grace to Change.
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The September 2026 magazine includes a message from Keith about anointing and a letter from Ian about the Festival of Creation. Plus all the regular updates.
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May you discover that Christ is already speaking over you the name you are still growing into.
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May your life become a place of hospitality, where others, too, discover that the grace of God is never measured in crumbs, but always in love that keeps making room.
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Elijah hears God in silence after a storm. Peter hears Christ above the storm. Paul reminds us that faith begins with hearing. Different stories but the same invitation – and that is to listen again and hear the voice.
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Both passages ask us to move from scarcity to trust. Both invite us to stop measuring life solely by what we lack. Both remind us that God’s economy is different from our own. And both point us toward a God whose first instinct with us is one of invitation: “Come and Eat”
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The Bible readings for August 2026 take us on a journey of discipleship.
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The invitation is to ask for a listening heart. To learn to notice the kingdom already growing among us. To trust that when words fail, the Spirit continues praying. And to become people through whom others begin to glimpse the hidden riches of heaven.
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Isaiah says: “Do not fear.” Those words are not simply reassurance. They are an invitation to trust the One whose vision stretches far beyond our own. Because the future of the field does not depend upon our anxiety, but upon God’s faithfulness. It’s a field of mercy.
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The July and August 2026 magazine is a bumper summer edition with a letter from Margaret Trivasse about the Christian imperative to ‘Love, Welcome, Serve’.
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God’s grace patiently transforms both people and creation. The readings move from weariness to rest, from seed to harvest, from waiting to hope, and from wisdom to the immeasurable value of God’s kingdom, encouraging us to trust God’s quiet but faithful work in our lives.
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The word of God is not always comfortable to carry. But Jeremiah can also say: “Yet the Lord is with me.” Even in frustration, even in fear, even in anger, he cannot quite let go of the God who has called him.
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Being God’s “treasured possession” is not presented as a blank cheque for superiority or entitlement. It is covenant language. Relational language. Vocational language. Israel is chosen not for privilege, but for purpose.
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The Trinity: The music that holds you:
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