The doctrine of the trinity is vitally important as it reveals the nature of God. In this talk, Sam explores how the trinity reveals God as love and the invitation we have to participate in the trinitarian relationship.

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Jen Harvey shares on the having hunger for the Spirit, the humility to receive the Spirit and the habits that help cultivate a Spirit-filled life. Chrissy Rowe and Blair Applegate share testimonies of how this has looked in their life.

When Jesus says that He is the bread of life, he says that our deepest longings can be satisfied in Him! We explore how we can do this.

Jesus is the true vine! There are counterfeit vines, but Jesus is the true vine. So how do we "remain" in Him, and how can we cultivate a life that bears much fruit?

We begin a series exploring the "I am" statements of Jesus. What does it mean that Jesus is the "way, the truth and the life?"

As we "reset" after such a disruptive start to the year, we revisit the concept of a "rule of life" to help us live out our faith in community together. Sam looks at five essential practices to prioritise as we seek to follow Jesus.

After such a disruptive start to the year, we are taking two Sundays to reflect and reset.

In this talk Sam calls us to "choose Jesus" again, to press on!

As they say in AA - "it works if you work it, so work it, you're worth it"!

Sam unpacks the Resurrection of Jesus drawing from John's Gospel. The resurrected Jesus meets us in our grief, fears, and doubts and then gives us new purpose!

Ryan Kaarsemaker challenges us to see the cross in a fresh light. As we understand the scope of sin; only then do we understand the significance and healing power of the cross.

Jesus faced and overcame the temptation to be powerful. How do we also follow Jesus in overcoming this temptation, particularly in how politics and prayer shape our worldview?