Do you struggle to understand what God is up to you in your life right now? Does He seem distant and aloof? Plenty of people in the Bible have felt the same way. But the good news is that God meets us in unexpected ways. Guest speaker Barry Manson shares a message of hope for those who feel like they’ve lost their way, as well as practical steps for developing your ability to see from God’s perspective, not just our own.

What do you do when life doesn’t turn out the way you expected and you’re unsure what to do next? Guest speaker Blake Foster looks at what to do when the life we expected comes crashing down.

What do you do when you're facing an impossible situation? Guest speaker Joe Ewen explains what it means to turn to God even when our worst fears seem to be coming to pass.

Have you ever felt as though your love for God has grown a little cold? This is actually something that can happen all too easily without even realising it. Guest speaker Blake Hartsock shares with us what it takes to keep our hearts on fire for God.

We all wrestle with offense at times. Sometimes our offense can be directed toward God, which will only harm our relationship with him. Guest speaker Ronan Walker shows us how to live a faith-filled life free from offense toward God.

We all find it easy to stray from God, and it can often feel difficult to know how to fix it. Don Martin will be sharing how Jesus responds when we're lost.

No one likes to feel like a failure, yet it's something we all experience at some point. These moments can be very defining for us in our lives, so how do we respond to failure? We take a look at how Jesus responds to our failures as we hear an account of Peter's experience with Jesus after His resurrection.

The Christian life often requires us to believe before we see. But how do we do that when we’re so accustomed to basing our decisions on the evidence we can see and measure? Thomas’ encounter with the risen Jesus helps us learn to believe before we see.

The resurrection of Jesus is the turning point of history. The Apostle John recounts the events of that first Easter morning, and it was Mary Magdalene who was the first to witness the resurrected Jesus.

Guest speaker Kurt Mahler looks at the events of Palm Sunday and the days which follow, in which Jesus deliberately created scandals through his cursing of the fig tree and the cleansing of the temple. But his actions were carefully calibrated to expose our the condition of people’s hearts -- to reveal whether they were hungry for God or hardened against him. The hungry had to go through the hard work of learning to collaborate with the Holy Spirit and the scriptures to figure out what was actually going on, while the hardened had allowed their disappointment to turn into defiant rage. Jesus asks us these same questions today.