As human beings we are designed to need connection. Join Kate as she explores what Genesis teaches us about our being designed to need connection with one another, why in a world that emphasises sexual connection and intimacy we're missing the potential of emotional intimacy in friendship, and why AI will never replace other people in your life. And whilst people are great, Kate reminds us our ultimate connection and the place we experience the love and security that is the anchor for our soul is through an amazing invitation into friendship with God.

Join Kate and her panel of four local people as they explore the juggles of everyday life and talk avoiding overwhelm, domestic load, balance, boundaries and more!

Join Kate as she opens our Livewell conversation about the busyness of life. Is it possible, in a season where 75% of us sometimes feel totally overwhelmed, to not just survive but even thrive in the midst of so much we're trying to keep on top of? How do you avoid being pushed into overwhelm, and what does this have to do with the way our emotions are designed to function?

Humans were created in the image of God who created them and blessed them. How does this account, from the origin stories of Genesis, help us make sense of a world where identity has become so complex and difference and diversity so often leads to division and distress? Join Kate as she thinks about identity in a world where we pressure to fit in can leave us feeling like we have to fake it or hide the person we really are.

We were designed to live in a beautiful created world. And we were asked to tend and care for it. How is the goodness of creation a gift in a chaotic world, and what is the role of creation and nature in wellbeing? And how does creation connect us to God the creator? Join Sam as he unpacks the wonders of the world around us.

This Sunday we celebrated with our candidates as they were baptised! But what can we learn from Jesus' baptism about the character of God, and the way he responds to us? Join Tom as he explores the gentle ways of God.

Genesis 2:1-2 talks about an ancient rhythm modelled by God in creation of work and rest. What does this teach us about our need to feel productive? How does productive work differ from the toil described as a result of the fall? And why does this reality of work in a fractured world make understanding our need for rest so important? Join Kate as she unpacks what Genesis teaches us about work & rest, and what Jesus' own rhythms teach us about how to live in our modern world - whatever season your life is in.

This Sunday we celebrated Pentecost at St Matthias! But what was Pentecost all about - what did it mean for the disciples back in that upper room all those years ago? And what does it mean for us today? Join Tom as he talks about the pouring out of the Holy Spirit.