Today Rachel considers the idea of how we can deal with our worldly possessions in the light of the adage " Where your treasure is, there your heart is."

Rev'd Jan invites us to recall our first experience with prayer and to consider how we approach our conversations with God now.

Rev'd Gillian address today's reading about Mary and Martha to emphasise the two complementary aspects of faith - doing and listening.

Rev'd Graham uses the readings for the day to explore the various aspects of God's everlasting love for us.

The Venerable Bronwyn Pagram, priest of Goondah Parish speaks on the often complex understanding we have of the Mission of God here in our midst.

Today Rachel uses the historical context to focus on the cost of being a follower of Jesus.

Rev'd Jan explores the three texts for today in the context of faith and healing..

Today Jane accepts the challenge of .preaching on the complex topic of the Hoy Trinity.

Today Jane takes the theme of Reconciliation Week to emphasise the task of bring reconciliation in our own nation.

Rev'd George presents his perspective on the Peace that passes all understanding.

Rev'd Jan presents the thought provoking story that mirrors the unconditional and inexhaustible love of God.  .

Rev'd Jan addresses the central theme of Good Shepherd Sunday.

Rev'd Jan presents the Easer message as a call to both remember Jesus's teaching and to witness to his Truth,

Rev'd Jan emphasises how the importance of our being gracious in receiving as well as in giving is founded in scripture.

Today Rachel explores the story of the Prodigal Son with a focus on the love of the father and the resentfulness of the brother.

Neville finds the great theme of the ever faithful love of God in the scripture readings for today.

Jane compares God's love to the natural response of a mother hen drawing her chicks under wings in times of trouble.

Rev'd Jan begins our time of Lent with the traditional focus on Jesus's time in the wilderness.

Rev'd Jan offers a fresh perspective on "Do unto Others".

Jane explores the Gospel reading that contrasts two ways of life, only one of which is righteous.

Today Rev'd Sandra looks at what it meant for Peter and the other fishermen to refocus on another career.

Today Rachel explores Jesus's rejection by his own hometown community.

Today Neville asks the pivotal question about what we are to do as Christians.

Rev Jan puts into context the amazing miracle of Jesus turning water into wine.

Rev Graham addresses the often asked question ‘Why did Jesus need to be baptised?’

Rev Sandra explains the season of Epiphany and its link to the revelation of who God is.

Rev Jan speaks about the importance of having an earthly family environment to God’s plan for the life of Jesus.

Today Rev'd Jan reflects on how the Christmas story never changes because it is a fundamental truth.

Rev'd Jonathan discusses the wonderful joy of these two others ad their pivotal roles in God's plan.

Rev'd Sandra looks a little deeper into why John saw baptism as a key to repentance.

Today Rev'd Jan discusses the importance of key individuals like John the Baptiser in the prelude to Jesus' public mission.

Today Jane reflects of the difficult scripture readings about Advent being a time of waiting not just for the Christ child but anticipating the "end time".

Rev'd Jonathan discusses that crucial meeting between Jesus and Pontius Pilate and the question of Truth.

Today Rev'd Jan draws together the scripture readings that focus on the promise of new birth and rebirth and the hope of divine grace.

Today Rev'd Geoff considers in the light of recent events involving a little girl taken, today's Gospel message about a life thought lost but restored to a joyous family.