For the past few weeks we've been talking about experiencing God. Today we are looking at how we can experience God together.

Today we're exploring the ways that God speaks to us and how we can hear Him. We also look at ways to know if what you're hearing is really from God.

When we join God in His work, He often asks us to make changes in our lives. How can we submit our desires and plans to God's will and follow Him, even when it's difficult? Today we are challenged to identify areas of our lives where we need to make adjustments, in order to follow God more closely.

What do you do if what God is inviting you to doesn't make sense? This is often called a "crisis of belief". Some of the most familiar stories in the Bible are about these crises. What is your crisis of belief? What is it that God is inviting you into, that you can't do on your own?

God is always at work. God wants a relationship with you. And God invites you to participate in his work. But what is God’s will? Join us this week as we explore the idea of God’s will and his invitation for you to be a part of it.

How do we experience God? A lot of us have different ideas how that looks or how we experience it. We look for something big and exciting event. But the truth is, that it's usually far more ordinary than that. Today we kick off our new series and look at ways that we can experience God.

When Jesus says, "It is finished", do you believe Him? Our prayer is that you'd embrace that truth and let others to know it too.

Who are you in the story of Jesus healing the blind man? Who are you in someone else’s story that is exploring Jesus? Join us this week as we explore another of Jesus’ miracles in the Gospel of John.

What are you holding onto? That you're trying to control or fix? And what do you need to hand over? We all have something we're holding onto that needs to be handed over. Join us this week as we explore what Jesus can do with that.

Have you limited Jesus by your expectations? Have you only allowed God to be God when it works in your favour? What do you do? Join us this week as we find out.