Sam shares the amazing work that Manawa Ora, our church trust, has been doing in the community over the past few years. He encourages us to find time in our daily lives to reflect Jesus, who emphasized caring for the poor and marginalized throughout his ministry.

Spencer Nutsford from World Vision encourages us to support the children of Alito, a village in Uganda. He suggests that we focus on "what is in front of us" when feeling overwhelmed trying to tackle large scale social issues.

Scottie reminds us that the church is the training ground for mission, and "mission starts with you." He explains that there is unity within diversity, and we are a diverse community centred under Jesus.

Maja advocates for equity over equality for individuals in the church with diverse disabilities, explaining that equity involves providing tailored support to meet specific needs, ensuring everyone can fully participate in church life. She challenges us to adopt this mindset, fostering an inclusive and welcoming community.

Sam explores how a theology of work is central to our participation in God's mission. He explores how having integrity in our work, a bias towards the margins, and seeing our work as worship are key dynamics that see us live more intentionally.

Members of the Bay Vineyard Church community courageously share their testimonies on how God is shaping, restructuring, and healing their lives. These beautiful and inspiring stories serve as a reminder of our profound gratitude to God and the importance of pausing, reflecting, and sharing our journeys.

Aaron highlights the difference between walking obediently with God and simply doing things for Him. He encourages us to allow God to take residence in our lives whilst acknowledging our brokenness.

On Pentecost Sunday, Glenn encourages us to intentionally and purposefully pursue God, and to actively engage with the Holy Spirit as a conduit of our faith.

Sam encourages us to embrace sanctification, whilst warning against the pitfalls of addiction and stoicism, urging us to have a Christian mystic approach that finds spirituality both vital and energising.

Luke describes how his life has been marked and shaped by the power of God, and shares insights into how to engage with the Holy Spirit and not resist it.