Esther lived on purpose and with purpose. Ps Mel wraps up our Heroes of The Bible series by looking at Esther and the valuable things her story can teach us. She shows us that God has us here for a reason and that we need to use the time and opportunities He gives us. If God asks us to do something, we can trust in His plan.

This week’ hero is Joseph, whose life we can learn a lot from. Ps Paul looks at three main takeaways from his life that are great teachings and reminders for us today. Joseph’s life gave an example of Jesus’ life before Christ came. He shows us that no matter what happens to us, God is with us. We also are taught about integrity - that what we show to others should be the same as who we are inside. We pray that you are blessed by this week’s message.

This week’s Hero of The Bible is Moses - teaching us about timing and the school of wilderness. When we are in the school of the wilderness, there are treasures that can only be found here that will be deposited into us. It is a place of preparation for what is coming next in our lives. There is a reason for it, and God will bring you out at the right time through the door of hope. The right timing is vital, and it is as important as action.

This week’s Hero of the Bible is Elijah. Tim looks at his story to share with us how God sees things differently than we do. He encourages us to ask, what do you see, what does God see, and are they aligned? We pray you are blessed by this week’s message.

Nathan launches our brand-new series by looking at David, with the teaching that we want to finish well. Through the story of David, we want to be inspired by his heart; but not mimic the way he lives. David shows us a teachable, humble, and repentant heart, which is the one that finishes well.

Ps Paul wraps up our Mind Your Map series by talking about being people of faith. Through looking through the passage Matthew 14, there is a lot we can learn from Peter’s experience and faith. We can challenge ourselves to think the way Jesus thinks.

Ps Mel continues our Mind Your Map series, speaking about how the things we believe shape the direction of our lives. She reminds us that many of our struggles begin in the mind, and that freedom comes as we recognise and replace lies with God’s truth. We pray this message encourages you and helps you walk in greater clarity and strength.

Through looking into the verse Philippians 4:8, Ps Jess continues our current series talking about the importance of what we focus on. The thoughts we focus on are what will then spill out into our lives. Therefore, we need to guard our thoughts as they shape everything else. Jess concludes her message by giving practical ways that we can start changing what our mind is set on.

John looks at the journey of transformation as we come to Christ and grow in relationship with Him. He as encourages us that we need to challenge the way we think. As what we choose is often determined by our mind, so we must be careful about what we think about. We pray that you are blessed by this week’s message.

Tim continues our series on mental health and how our minds are like a map that guides our life. He asks us all the question, where is your map leading you? Our map needs to be true, which comes from God and His word. This leads to freedom and hope.