A Summer Series exploring themes from some of our favourite blockbuster movies. This series will help us “read” the messages our culture is preaching, and how they intersect with the gospel. Film and movies are one of the most powerful forces that shape our thinking and worldview. This Summer we’re ‘going to the movies’ together as we find out how Lord of the Rings (Jan 8 ), Creed (Jan 15), and Ferdinand (Jan 22) intersect with a biblical worldview.  

What can we learn from the key messages of the movie Creed? How does the good news of Jesus speak to the central themes of the movie? James Wong takes us on a journey through one of his favourite movies while showing how believers can critique and learn from pop culture and mainstream media.

Anchor At The Movies | The Lord Of The Rings

At Christmas we celebrate that Jesus came as King, but not the kind of King you've expect. 

God has pity on a godless nation... but Jonah? Jonah is concerned about a withering vine. Jonah chap 4 is a contrast between our hearts and the heart of God.

God is a God of second chances! Jonah & Nineveh are both given a second chance. But repentance isn't just a ninety degree turn, it's a full one-eighty. It's turning from your ways, to God's ways!

We've all felt like we've hit rock bottom at one point in our lives, and if we haven't, the day will come. 

This week, James Ayre continues our series in the book of Jonah. We'll see that the grace of God turns places of desperation into places of deliverance.

Jonah, the rebel prophet, demonstrates that you simply can't run from the presence and call of God! Are you running?

In the world but not of it. Jesus prays that his followers would be sanctified, holy, AND in the world. How?