This week, Ps Paul launches our brand-new series. The issues of the human heart that were present when Jesus was here, are still current today. The core issues of humanity are identical to those of 2,000 years ago. Jesus is still relevant because the deepest issues are still relevant.

Easter Sunday is a day of celebration! We celebrate what He achieved and that He rose again. Victory was claimed on Resurrection Sunday. Through the perspective of the disciples, and particularly Thomas, Ps Melanie reminds us that God enters our ordinary and shows us what we need to see. Just like the disciples, we need to choose to believe.

Ps Melanie shares on Good Friday an encouraging message about how what happened over 2,000 years ago is still relevant today. When Jesus died on the cross, He said it is finished. Do you understand the significance of this moment? Jesus chose to pay the price for it all and to rescue everyone who chooses Him.

Tim wraps up our series on prayer by looking at When do we Pray. He encourages us that we can pray always and about anything. Faithful prayer is continual, lets us be in constant communication with God, and brings Him into our life. We pray that you have been blessed by this series.

Nathan continues our series on Prayer by looking at it through the idea Teach us to Hear. He encourages us that prayer is to be dialogue with God, and we should be expectant to hear from Him. God will speak any way that He wants to, and we are to be ready to listen.

How well does Jesus know you? Will you allow Him to know you? Ps Paul shares today about relationship knowledge and experience knowledge. A relationship is an experience with, not just knowing about someone. God always wants to build a relationship through experience with us if we let Him.

Prayer isn’t about having the perfect words, but it is about having a relationship with God. We can be confident in the name of Jesus; and know that this is where the power comes from. Are you willing to align with God’s will, and to pray with the authority that Jesus has given you? Be encouraged this week that you can grow in your prayer life and as you build your relationship with God, He will continue to strengthen and equip you.

Ps Mel begins our new series on prayer by looking at three main points - pray with persistence, pray the prayer Jesus asked us to pray, and pray in your heavenly language. C3 Watson is a church called to prayer. We are called to be a history maker through our prayers.

We have all been given gifts from God that He wants us to be using. Ps Mel encourages us that a great way to serve God is by using our gifts to serve others. Everyone has an important part to fill in being a part of the body of Christ, and as we serve alongside each other in Church, we are helping to build His Kingdom.

Ps Paul continues our ‘On Purpose’ series by sharing the value that comes from small groups. Both larger Sunday meetings and smaller groups throughout the week are vital so that we can grow alongside each other. Groups provide a sense of belonging and an opportunity for growth so that we can become more like Jesus. There is encouragement that comes from meeting with other Christians and journeying life together.