There are no failures in God’s economy. He can and will use the darkest and most difficult times for glory.

In Christ Jesus, we have a tangible kind of hope. It is the kind of hope that both grabs hold of us and that we can grab onto and hold onto. It is the kind of hope that carries us through all trouble, all sin and every trial.

“Feeling weary? You’re not alone. Jesus says, ‘Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest’ (Matthew 11:28). Come with us as we discover how to find true rest in the Lord.

Anxiety wants to empty your day of its strength. Anxiety wants to sit above the promises of God. Anxiety wants to put you in the driver’s seat, when you know full well that it is God who runs this world. No wonder Jesus tells us not to be anxious.

Oppression is a loaded term, full of emotion, subjectivity and deception. Yet we must ask, who are the captives that Jesus came to set free? Who are the oppressed and who are the oppressors?

Why can we trust the Bible? How do we know that Jesus came back to life? Come with us this Easter Sunday.

Am I one of the rulers? Those who falsely accuse and sneer at Jesus, acting as if his righteousness and goodness is of personal offence to me.

Am I a soldier? Just following orders, going with the crowd, doing what I am told.

Am I an unrepentant criminal? Even in death I am unable to apologise, so full of arrogance and self-righteousness that I blindly march towards the grave and hell itself.

Am I the other criminal? The only one who Truely knows themself, the only one able to see the stink of their own sin, and the righteousness of Jesus before them.

There is only 1 answer, only 1 way that will save us. Good Friday Luke 23.13-47.

Sweat like blood, betrayed like a dog, rejected like spoilt food, yet innocent as a dove. All of this not for himself, but for you. Luke 22.39-23.12

Blessings and Woe’s. Are we sure we want to level up in Christ? Come with us as we look at what it means to be a disciple, what it means to be blessed or woe’d. Luke 6.12-26

The Pharisees made lords of themselves by making themselves lords of the sabbath. They took what God intended for good to serve themselves and little has changed. Come with us as we look at the Bible and see how it applies to the modern movements of Environmentalism, DEI & the Christian Church. Luke 6.1-11