23/10/2026
📖 This Sunday’s Readings
Faithfulness, Love and Legacy
⛰️ Deuteronomy 34:1–12 – The End of Moses’ Journey
Moses stands on Mount Nebo and sees the Promised Land, though he will not enter it. His life ends with the work unfinished, yet his faithfulness has shaped a whole people.
This is a moving reminder that we do not always see the full result of what God asks us to do. Sometimes our calling is to prepare the way for others.
What kind of legacy are we leaving behind?
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🎵 Psalm 90:1–6, 13–17 – Teach Us to Number Our Days
This ancient prayer reflects on the shortness of human life and the enduring presence of God.
Our lives pass quickly, but the psalmist asks God to give meaning and purpose to the work of our hands.
How might we live differently if we remembered that our time is precious?
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❤️ 1 Thessalonians 2:1–8 – Sharing More Than Words
Paul reminds the Thessalonians that his ministry among them was not about popularity, power or personal gain. He cared for them deeply, sharing not only the Gospel but his own life as well.
Christian witness is most powerful when people encounter not just our words, but genuine love, humility and care.
Do people experience the love of Christ through the way we treat them?
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✝️ Matthew 22:34–46 – What Matters Most?
When Jesus is asked to name the greatest commandment, his answer is clear: love God with all your heart, soul and mind, and love your neighbour as yourself.
Everything else flows from these two commands.
Faith can become complicated, but Jesus brings us back to its centre: love God—and let that love shape the way you love others.
What would change this week if love became the measure of every decision we made?
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🌿 A Thought for Sunday
Moses shows us a life of faithfulness.
Paul shows us a ministry of genuine care.
Jesus shows us the heart of faith itself: love.
A faithful life is not measured only by what we achieve, but by how deeply we love God, serve others and prepare the way for those who come after us.
Join us this Sunday as we reflect on faith, legacy and the love that lies at the heart of the Christian life.