
Day 12 – God is Gracious: Secure in the Father’s Love
Because God is gracious, the response of others does not define us; in Christ we are loved, forgiven, adopted and secure.

Because God is gracious, the response of others does not define us; in Christ we are loved, forgiven, adopted and secure.

Because God is sovereign, the people around us are not accidents or interruptions, but may be part of his purpose for drawing them to himself.

As we reach the halfway point of 2026, it is a good opportunity to pause, look back, and thank God for his kindness to us.
At the beginning of the year, I spoke of our desire to see St Andrew’s grow—not for the sake of appearances or institutional success, but because every number represents a person whom God has made and loves. We want to grow disciples of Jesus Christ through Belonging, Maturity and Outreach.

Day 10 — When Christ Displaces Our Idols Opening prayer Lord Jesus, as I read your Word today, show me the things that have too great

One reason we keep quiet about Jesus is that our hearts are often captured by other loves.

Sharing faith can hurt, but the love of Christ moves us across the pain-line for the sake of others.

Sharing faith can hurt, but Christ calls us to be ready to speak of him with courage, gentleness and respect.

The gospel is worth sharing because it is not merely good advice, but the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes.