Gordon Baptist Church, Sydney

John explores the question of calling (or vocation), and how to discern and decide what work is best for us to engage in.

Steve looks at the way we cooperate with God as he aims to form us into the image of his Son through our work.

Russell helps break down the divide prevalent in the church of thinking about some work as sacred as other work as secular, and helps us connect our Sunday worship to Monday work.

Steve looks at Paul's thanksgiving in 1 Thessalonians 1:2-3 to help explore how we can understand our work as part of God's own work.

At the beginning of this week leading up to the central event of the Christian story, Steve looks at Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem as part of the good news he is coming to announce, and begins thinking about how this affects how we view our day to day work.

John helps us identify the way Jesus understands his own work, and explores some implications from this for how we understand his, and our, work.

John looks at the new mandate of working for justice that God desires his people to carry as his representatives in the world.

Steve looks at what happens to work in Genesis 3 as humanity decide to define good and evil for themselves.

Steve looks at the purpose God gives humans when he creates them "in His image and likeness" in Genesis 1:26-28.

Starting a new series exploring God's intended integration of faith and work, Steve looks at the Jewish creation account in Genesis 1:1-2:3, where God is depicted as the first worker.

John completes our NEW series by helping us think about what we can learn from the ways the early church gained the favour of the community around them in Acts 2:41-47.

Steve explores the way two biblical metaphors of shepherds and families are employed throughout the Scriptures to help us think about how to care for one another in the church.

John looks at Jesus' commission to his disciples in Matthew 28:16-20 and helps us think about what it means for us in being a community of disciples learning together to do what Jesus commanded.

Russell looks at Stephen's speech in Acts 6-7 and his attempt to convince the Jewish leaders to continue to adjust to new ways of working with God as their ancestors had done in the past.

John concludes our Advent series in Matthew, thinking about the way that God uses the unexpected to make himself known.

John looks at the tragedy of genocide that occurs as a response to Jesus' birth (in Matthew 2:13-18), and leads us in thinking about a biblical approach to processing our own mourning.

Pip looks at the story of the wise men coming to visit Jesus after his birth from Matthew 2:1-12.

Beginning our Advent series in Matthew 1 and 2, Steve looks at Joseph's response to the news of Jesus' conception, and helps us think about how to locate joy in the midst of fear.

Steve explores Paul's counsel offered to the Corinthians (1 Cor. 7:25-40) regarding the betrothed as to whether or not to marry, with some practical advice on how to approach dating.

Steve looks at Paul's examples of circumcision and slavery to encourage followers of Jesus to learn to be a disciple in the very circumstance they are currently in.