As we continue to explore the sort of church we are, we look to 'leadership' and why our leaders *shouldn't* be revered, exalted, or put on a pedestal.

Simply, it's because Jesus tells us that the world we're used to has gotten leadership very, very, wrong.

IN our new series, exploring some of the things that describe and define us, we ask the question, 'why is the Gospel foundational to all we do?'

How can we ever expect to understand the Kingdom of God when we won't listen to the one revealing it?

In our final (for a while) installment from the book of Kings, Pastor Sammy davies takes us to a simple tale which echoes the biggest story in scripture

This week as we celebrate baptism in our Sunday Service - Pastor John Perry revisits 2 Kings 5

We continue our series in the Book of Kings - Pastor John Perry opens up for us the story of good news in a very desperate situation

How do we react to a world that intends harm for us? Do we retreat into our own strength? Do we call down fire from heaven? Or do we feed those who persecute us?

This week Pastor John Perry opens up 2 Kings 5 for us, the story of Naham and his healing. It prompts the question of why it is, or what it is, that draws us out in search of God.

Sammy Davies continues our time in 2 Kings by exploring the similarities between 5 miracles in the ministry of Elisha found in chapter 5 - and how the Spirit of God brings life into our deathly existance.

In the midst of a pretty horrid story the people call out to GOD - there are some lessons for us to learn even at the heart of such a wretched story.