Pastors Steve and Esther spoke about the season of opportunity ahead to do something new as we move into home church. Often when we are faced with great opportunity, there can be some challenges; through these challenges, the church is encouraged to stand fast in faith, courage and love.

Ps. Steve and Ps. Esther encouraged us to be followers of Jesus living by faith and not just do the good things of Christianity as a routine. We are called to obey Jesus - to move when He tells us to move and stay where He tells us to stay. We are invited to join the journey of becoming Home Churches.

Ps Steve and Esther shared some of what the Lord is saying about the new season:
1. Matt 28:18-20 - a church fit for purpose: making disciples
2. Luke 14:25-7 - radical obedience to King Jesus even when it costs much
3. 2 Cor 5:14-20 - we are ambassadors/scattered servants.

Simon and Abi shared their journey of radical obedience, exploring serving in Zambia.
Susie and Josh shared their story of praying and sharing Jesus openly in the neighbourhood.

The resurrection of Jesus is the central event of Christianity, which is relational: Christ’s atoning,
redeeming sacrifice bought our salvation, restoring and renewing relationship with God for us.

Bethany Milne spoke about how Jesus is the Way, the Truth and the Life. Three questions that people
might ask today are: where am I going, what is true and what is life? We might not know our exact
destination but if we follow Jesus and keep our eyes on Him, we will know truth and have life in
Him.

Jesus is resurrection life; we are reminded of the importance of fellowship with God, walking in the light and making Godly decisions.

God has created us all to nurture our children and the people. He wants to help us see the destiny he has placed in us all.

Josh spoke on Jesus’ saying “I am the true vine.” We can only carry fire and passion for Jesus if our roots go deep in Him.

This week, Ps Steve breaks down the question that Jesus had asked "Who do you say I am?"

Jesus calls us to die to our desires. How do we train ourselves to live fully devoted to the Gospel?