A call back to the Word, prayer, worship and the building of things God has called us to watch over 

As believers of Jesus Christ, we have all been given a mission to make disciples of all nations. In this message, Ps Dan stirs the church to not only know the mission, but to be intentionally walking out this Kingdom mission.

Exploring what compelled the disciples drop everything they knew to follow Jesus. 

Join us as we hear Luke’s powerful testimony of the moment God met him in the middle of a life full of chaos. He never knew life could be any different, until an encounter with an obedient Christian kick started his faith journey.

In this week's message, Pastor Nick challenges common misconceptions about prayer and invites us to see it for what it truly is: a pathway to the presence of God. Prayer isn’t just about asking, it’s about aligning. It shifts our perspective, deepens our relationship with God, softens our hearts to His conviction, and stirs our faith to believe for more.

What does it really mean to live as someone raised with Christ? In Colossians 3, the Apostle Paul calls us to fix our minds on eternal things, put to death the old self, and clothe ourselves in the character of Christ. This message unpacks how our identity in Jesus reshapes every part of life—from our thoughts and attitudes to our relationships and work. It’s time to leave the grave behind and live the resurrected life.  

As Christians, we are on a journey of maturing in Christ.  There is pressure in this process, but prayer and the presence of God sustain us as we are made more like Jesus. 

Colossians 2 and 3 gives us insight into the life secured for us by the cross of Christ. 

This week, we look at Simon of Cyrene and the burdens we never asked for. Even in the weight we carry, God is at work, reminding us that all things, even unwanted crosses, can work together for good.

The Holy Spirit is not an added extra..it is ESSENTIAL to our Christian journey.

“And while staying with them he ordered them not to depart from Jerusalem, but to wait for the promise of the Father, which, he said, “you heard from me; for John baptized with water, but you will be baptized with the Holy Spirit not many days from now.””