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Unexpected Grace: HESED
Unexpected Grace: Hesed | Gareth Nicholson | 14 December 2025 Catch Up on: | YouTube This Christmas series, Unexpected Grace , reminds us that when God’s extraordinary grace collides with broken people , unexpected things happen. As we trace the family tree of Jesus in Matthew 1, we discover flawed people, messy stories, and surprising grace. If God can use people like that in the story of Jesus, how much more can He use you and me? Matthew opens the New Testament with th
1 day ago4 min read


Unexpected Grace: The Break Up
Unexpected Grace: The Break Up | Gareth Nicholson | 07 December 2025 Catch Up on: | YouTube | iTunes | Spotify We’ve all been there. A moment, a decision, a comment, a relationship, a choice you wish you could undo. Maybe it's something recent. Maybe it’s something from years ago. Or maybe you’re living in that season right now - carrying the weight of “I should have… I could have… I wish I hadn’t…” There’s a word for that cycle: rumination . It’s when a negative though
6 days ago4 min read


Unexpected Grace: Getting Honest
Unexpected Grace: Getting Honest | Gareth Nicholson | 30 November 2025 Catch Up on: | YouTube | iTunes | Spotify When God Meets Our Hidden Skeletons Do you have any skeletons hiding in your family closet? Stories you’d rather people didn’t know about? Or maybe - if your family seems spotless, you’ve got a few skeletons tucked away in your own . We spend an astonishing amount of time managing shame, hiding our failures, and maintaining the illusion that we have it “all t
Dec 14 min read


ReJOYce: God ReJOYces Over You!
ReJOYce: God ReJOYces Over You! | Jax Armstrong | 23 November 2025 Catch Up on: | YouTube | iTunes | Spotify More Than a Feeling: The Joy That Holds Us Happiness is wonderful - but it’s fleeting. Two bites of chocolate… gone. A handful of jelly babies… gone. That perfect first sip of coffee… gone by the last. Happiness is tied to moments and circumstances. It comes from the outside in, and no matter how tightly we try to hold it, it slips through our fingers. The goalpo
Nov 244 min read
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