When people begin reading the Bible, they often assume the best place to start is the first page. But the Scriptures are not simply a book to get through; they do not merely offer us information to master. Rather, they are a library that leads us to Jesus and forms us in his way of life.

In this series, we will begin with core passages that help us encounter Jesus, understand the life he invites us into, and become more like him. These words of comfort, challenge, prayer, hope, love, identity, and renewal have shaped generations of his followers—and they can shape us too.

Each week, we will ask not only, What does this passage mean? but, What kind of person is this passage forming us to become?

The Bible’s story is shaped by two early narratives: creation and exodus. In creation, God makes the world good and creates humans in his image. In the exodus, God reveals his commitment to free people from oppression. But the story also shows how humans misuse their freedom, dehumanizing themselves and others and living in exile from the life God intends. Jesus steps into that story as the true image of God and the one who leads a new exodus. In our new series, The New Exodus, we will see that Jesus shows us a better way to be human and continues to bring freedom, restoration, and new life into our world's brokenness and our everyday lives.

The Bible’s story is shaped by two early narratives: creation and exodus. In creation, God makes the world good and creates humans in his image. In the exodus, God reveals his commitment to free people from oppression. But the story also shows how humans misuse their freedom, dehumanizing themselves and others and living in exile from the life God intends. Jesus steps into that story as the true image of God and the one who leads a new exodus. In our new series, The New Exodus, we will see that Jesus shows us a better way to be human and continues to bring freedom, restoration, and new life into our world's brokenness and our everyday lives.

The Bible’s story is shaped by two early narratives: creation and exodus. In creation, God makes the world good and creates humans in his image. In the exodus, God reveals his commitment to free people from oppression. But the story also shows how humans misuse their freedom, dehumanizing themselves and others and living in exile from the life God intends. Jesus steps into that story as the true image of God and the one who leads a new exodus. In our new series, The New Exodus, we will see that Jesus shows us a better way to be human and continues to bring freedom, restoration, and new life into our world's brokenness and our everyday lives.

The Bible’s story is shaped by two early narratives: creation and exodus. In creation, God makes the world good and creates humans in his image. In the exodus, God reveals his commitment to free people from oppression. But the story also shows how humans misuse their freedom, dehumanizing themselves and others and living in exile from the life God intends. Jesus steps into that story as the true image of God and the one who leads a new exodus. In our new series, The New Exodus, we will see that Jesus shows us a better way to be human and continues to bring freedom, restoration, and new life into our world's brokenness and our everyday lives.

In a world of hot takes, outrage, and endless opinions, it’s easy for faith to get pulled off-centre. This Lent we’re turning down the noise and going back to the basics. 'So You’re a Christian? – An Ancient Creed for a Confusing World' is an eight-part series through the Nicene Creed—core beliefs that keep Jesus at the centre when everything else is competing for our allegiance. We’ll walk from creation and the unseen realm to salvation and the Spirit, then through the cross on Good Friday and into Easter hope: resurrection and the life of the world to come.

In a world of hot takes, outrage, and endless opinions, it’s easy for faith to get pulled off-centre. This Lent we’re turning down the noise and going back to the basics. 'So You’re a Christian? – An Ancient Creed for a Confusing World' is an eight-part series through the Nicene Creed—core beliefs that keep Jesus at the centre when everything else is competing for our allegiance. We’ll walk from creation and the unseen realm to salvation and the Spirit, then through the cross on Good Friday and into Easter hope: resurrection and the life of the world to come.

In a world of hot takes, outrage, and endless opinions, it’s easy for faith to get pulled off-centre. This Lent we’re turning down the noise and going back to the basics. 'So You’re a Christian? – An Ancient Creed for a Confusing World' is an eight-part series through the Nicene Creed—core beliefs that keep Jesus at the centre when everything else is competing for our allegiance. We’ll walk from creation and the unseen realm to salvation and the Spirit, then through the cross on Good Friday and into Easter hope: resurrection and the life of the world to come.

In a world of hot takes, outrage, and endless opinions, it’s easy for faith to get pulled off-centre. This Lent we’re turning down the noise and going back to the basics. 'So You’re a Christian? – An Ancient Creed for a Confusing World' is an eight-part series through the Nicene Creed—core beliefs that keep Jesus at the centre when everything else is competing for our allegiance. We’ll walk from creation and the unseen realm to salvation and the Spirit, then through the cross on Good Friday and into Easter hope: resurrection and the life of the world to come.

In a world of hot takes, outrage, and endless opinions, it’s easy for faith to get pulled off-centre. This Lent we’re turning down the noise and going back to the basics. 'So You’re a Christian? – An Ancient Creed for a Confusing World' is an eight-part series through the Nicene Creed—core beliefs that keep Jesus at the centre when everything else is competing for our allegiance. We’ll walk from creation and the unseen realm to salvation and the Spirit, then through the cross on Good Friday and into Easter hope: resurrection and the life of the world to come.

In a world of hot takes, outrage, and endless opinions, it’s easy for faith to get pulled off-centre. This Lent we’re turning down the noise and going back to the basics. 'So You’re a Christian? – An Ancient Creed for a Confusing World' is an eight-part series through the Nicene Creed—core beliefs that keep Jesus at the centre when everything else is competing for our allegiance. We’ll walk from creation and the unseen realm to salvation and the Spirit, then through the cross on Good Friday and into Easter hope: resurrection and the life of the world to come.

In a world of hot takes, outrage, and endless opinions, it’s easy for faith to get pulled off-centre. This Lent we’re turning down the noise and going back to the basics. 'So You’re a Christian? – An Ancient Creed for a Confusing World' is an eight-part series through the Nicene Creed—core beliefs that keep Jesus at the centre when everything else is competing for our allegiance. We’ll walk from creation and the unseen realm to salvation and the Spirit, then through the cross on Good Friday and into Easter hope: resurrection and the life of the world to come.

Brentview’s core values aren’t about meeting a standard—they describe the kind of life that grows when Jesus is at the centre. In this series, we’re exploring these values as markers—shared signs of life that take shape as we press into the way of Jesus. Each week, we’ll reflect on how one value shapes our life together and who we are becoming as a community.

Brentview’s core values aren’t about meeting a standard—they describe the kind of life that grows when Jesus is at the centre. In this series, we’re exploring these values as markers—shared signs of life that take shape as we press into the way of Jesus. Each week, we’ll reflect on how one value shapes our life together and who we are becoming as a community.

Brentview’s core values aren’t about meeting a standard—they describe the kind of life that grows when Jesus is at the centre. In this series, we’re exploring these values as markers—shared signs of life that take shape as we press into the way of Jesus. Each week, we’ll reflect on how one value shapes our life together and who we are becoming as a community.

Brentview’s core values aren’t about meeting a standard—they describe the kind of life that grows when Jesus is at the centre. In this series, we’re exploring these values as markers—shared signs of life that take shape as we press into the way of Jesus. Each week, we’ll reflect on how one value shapes our life together and who we are becoming as a community.

Brentview’s core values aren’t about meeting a standard—they describe the kind of life that grows when Jesus is at the centre. In this series, we’re exploring these values as markers—shared signs of life that take shape as we press into the way of Jesus. Each week, we’ll reflect on how one value shapes our life together and who we are becoming as a community.

Brentview’s core values aren’t about meeting a standard—they describe the kind of life that grows when Jesus is at the centre. In this series, we’re exploring these values as markers—shared signs of life that take shape as we press into the way of Jesus. Each week, we’ll reflect on how one value shapes our life together and who we are becoming as a community.

The Good Father is a 2 week series exploring one of Jesus’ most famous parables, the Prodigal Sons. Jesus tells this story to help his listeners better understand God’s heart for people. The parable reveals a Good Father whose compassion is expressed through culturally shocking, self-humiliating, and restorative actions. The Good Father restores what shame, rebellion, or resentment has broken. 

The Good Father is a 2 week series exploring one of Jesus’ most famous parables, the Prodigal Sons. Jesus tells this story to help his listeners better understand God’s heart for people. The parable reveals a Good Father whose compassion is expressed through culturally shocking, self-humiliating, and restorative actions. The Good Father restores what shame, rebellion, or resentment has broken.