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Looking at issues of building community, making it work and living in harmony with others
She was known for her acts of love, kindness and generosity. Oh, and the fact that she got raised from the dead.
For many, submission is a dirty word, an oppressive system ripe for abuse. So why does the Bible command it?
It’s easy to cancel one another, but a lot harder to forgive. So why should we do it – and more importantly, how?
The One Another that defines and encapsulates all the other One Anothers. So why isn’t it as simple as it sounds? (*2 mins of sound issues at 21 min mark)
Christianity is both a team sport and a contact sport. So how do we invite others into our spiritual life and development?
Euodia and Syntyche were two women on Paul's ministry team who found themselves at loggerheads. So what we do when Christians don't get on?
As we prepare to multiply and divide apart, we need more than ever to consolidate and come together. But how?
What’s the role of community in rebuilding the city? How do we work together when we're all so different?
What’s it like being part of the LGBT community and a follower of Jesus?
How does community work? What are the keys to devoted fellowship? And why is it crucial for church?
What are the benefits of doing life in community and how can we make that work for us in today’s individualistic culture?
Have we been doing Communion all wrong? If so, why - and how can we get the most out of it?
The Bible knows nothing of solitary faith. So what does a spiritual community look like and how do we access it?
Why is community and vulnerability at the heart of what it means to be church, and why is it so desperately needed in our society as a whole?