Insights
Weekly messages of hope and encouragement.
Rev Gav | Nov 9
Why is remembrance important?
Remembering acts of self-sacrifice during times of abhorrent war, can ultimately point us to a God who loves us and who has given self for…
Rev Gav | Nov 9
What does Jesus say about resurrection?
Resurrection is about raising (from the dead) AND revolution (vindication of the righteous)!
Rev Gav | Nov 2
What is salvation?
Jesus calls us by name, asks us to ‘come down’ from our positions of authority and oppression of the poor, and to commune with him.
Rev Gav | Oct 26
How do we break free from oppressive systems?
The path to redemption — for us and for all creation — starts with the admission of our own guilt and the role we play…
Rev Gav | Oct 19
How do we remain resilient?
Each day, we must do our best to find time to connect with God.
Rev Gav | Oct 12
What does it mean to fish in the margins?
Today’s Bible Reading speaks right to the heart of Fab Church and who we are, whether we are visitors, guests, or members!
Rev Gav | Oct 5
What does it mean to have faith?
It is not the size of our faith that is important but what kind of faith we possess.
Rev Gav | Sep 28
What kind of priests should we be?
Are we convinced that the way of Jesus is the way of inclusion and love — to welcome the poor, marginalised, oppressed, and downtrodden?
Rev Gav | Sep 21
What should be our response?
The way of Jesus Christ is radically inclusive, and we, the church, have a duty to put Christ first in everything.
Rev Gav | Sep 14
What is Sexual Immorality?
As agents for God, in the name of Jesus Christ, we offer forgiveness for past sins and a welcome to those who have been marginalised…
Rev Gav | Sep 7
What on earth is hell?
There are two places referred to as ‘hell’ in our English Bibles and neither of them are a spiritual place where souls are tortured in…
Rev Gav | Aug 30
How do we live the right way up in an upside-down world?
We are called to live the right way up in an upside-down world, and to humbly live out the way of Jesus wherever we may…
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