This week we look at Jesus encouragement to ensure that our faith is not diluted, hidden but instead fed continually and placed where it may shine as a witness to God’s glory and His Kingdom.

This first message is titled – A portrait of Kingdom living. As we look at what are commonly referred to as the Beatitudes we don’t simply see a list of things we should be doing or attitudes we are supposed to have – we see the brush strokes of A portrait of the kingdom of heaven being painted before us, a description of what it’s like to live in the kingdom of heaven.

This week we come to the end of our series looking at the life of Joseph and as we do we take in all we have seen throughout Joseph’s life and what it teaches us about God. We see God is a God of promise, God has a plan and God has purposed Joseph to be part of that plan.

In this week’s message we see how Joseph chose to look on his circumstance not from the bottom of the pit, but instead with God’s eternal perspective. He weighed and measured all his experiences balanced against God’s plan for the salvation of his people, his family and God’s ultimate plan for eternity.

In this week’s message we examine the link between authority and responsibility and how that works out in God’s plan. We see in Joseph’s example the importance of how we enact the responsibility God has given us through Jesus to make disciples - It’s not just what we do, but also how we do it!

In this week’s message we look at how Joseph put aside his hurt, frustration, resentment and bitterness and how God’s glory is seen and his plan is at work through Joseph to influence Egypt and beyond

In this week’s message we look at how Joseph endured being forgotten in a seemingly endless time in prison and leaned on God despite not knowing how God’s plan would work out.

In this week’s message we look at how and why Joseph resisted temptation and the example and encouragement we can apply to our own lives

This is the first in our series looking at the life of Joseph, God’s plan for him and seeing how we too can trust in God’s greater plan for us and His Kingdom