The beginning of the year is a chance to make first things first. How should we prioritise our lives? In this message James looks at Psalm 46 and God's instruction to "Be still and know that I am God".

At Christmas we celebrate the incarnation - in Jesus God is made flesh. It's also a time of hope for the future moment when King Jesus will return again in the ultimate prophetic fulfillment.

Jesus is called the light of the world - a light to reveal God to the nations. In this message Tessa unpacks the ways that Jesus brings illumination in our lives and in the world.

Whena and Caleb wrap up our series focused on Jesus' instruction for life in Matthew 6 "to seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you"

Followers of Jesus see things differently. With our eyes fixed on God and his advancing Kingdom events and situations have meaning far beyond what we normally see. How do we begin to see things differently? In this talk, James focuses on thankfulness and choosing to thank God, which helps us to trust him and orients our outlook towards him.

God created us to be in relationship with him as our Father and our King, which means coming under his loving rule and reign in every facet of our lives. Continually choosing to submit our lives to God as King is the Jesus way and way to life in its fulness. Listen as James speaks from Matthew 6.

Jesus calls us to follow him and to experience life as he experiences life: full of joy, peace, hope, purpose, fulfilment.. A life shaped by the Holy Spirit from the inside out. Listen as James digs into Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 6.

In this talk Taylor launches a new series based on Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 6 about the key to fullness of life in Christ: seek first his Kingdom and His righteousness.

Listen as Matt speaks about how can live authentically Christ-like lives rather than sacrificing Christ to be culturally relevant or fighting against culture in a way that dishonours Christ.

A branch of a vine is only living when it’s attached to the vine - it can only bear fruit when it’s alive. Likewise, for us the only way to live and to fulfil our purposes are to abide in Jesus “the way, the truth and the life”. Listen as James revisits a theme from the beginning of 2020 focussing on Jesus’ words in John 15:1-11.