This week, Ian Dalziell teaches on Romans chapter 12.

Happy Father’s Day! While this day can bring a mix-bag of emotions, it is also a great time to celebrate the father figures in our lives—our earthly dads, our Heavenly Dad, and all those others taking a mentoring role in our lives. This week we look at a famous mentoring relationship that changed the world, and we learn that all of us—whether we are dads or not—can have a fatherly impact on the people around us.

Romans is one of the deepest and most treasured books in the Bible—rich with teaching about God, his story, and the way that we can connect with him. As a letter written to what would become one fo the most important churches in the ancient world, it gives us a beautiful picture of the “gospel”—the Good News of Jesus. Join us as we dive in and explore this fantastic piece of God’s Word, piece by piece. This week we unpack the controversial words of Paul about free will and predestination.

Romans is one of the deepest and most treasured books in the Bible—rich with teaching about God, his story, and the way that we can connect with him. As a letter written to what would become one fo the most important churches in the ancient world, it gives us a beautiful picture of the “gospel”—the Good News of Jesus. Join us as we dive in and explore this fantastic piece of God’s Word, piece by piece. This week, we look at the ongoing relationship between God and the nation of Israel.

This week Ian Dalziell shares a message on the unfailing love of God looking at Romans 8:31-39.

Romans is one of the deepest and most treasured books in the Bible—rich with teaching about God, his story, and the way that we can connect with him. As a letter written to what would become one fo the most important churches in the ancient world, it gives us a beautiful picture of the “gospel”—the Good News of Jesus. Join us as we dive in and explore this fantastic piece of God’s Word, piece by piece. This week, guest speaker Ty Van Ingen-kal shows us in chapter 8 how God makes our suffering not only survivable, but an integral part of our growth towards him.

Hamish Taylor continues our Romans teaching series. This week we're looking at Romans 7:14-8:17.

Whānau Sundays are a great chance for all of our generations to come together in one place to worship and learn together. This week we look at the little Blue Penguin, who returns to the same place it was born in order to breed. In the same way as parents, we want our kids to return to the spiritual place we raised them in--in the Lord.

Romans is one of the deepest and most treasured books in the Bible—rich with teaching about God, his story, and the way that we can connect with him. As a letter written to what would become one fo the most important churches in the ancient world, it gives us a beautiful picture of the “gospel”—the Good News of Jesus. Join us as we dive in and explore this fantastic piece of God’s Word, piece by piece. This week, Paul paints a beautiful parallel between the problem of Adam and the solution of Jesus. But he also opens up the door for some controversies….

Romans is one of the deepest and most treasured books in the Bible—rich with teaching about God, his story, and the way that we can connect with him. As a letter written to what would become one fo the most important churches in the ancient world, it gives us a beautiful picture of the “gospel”—the Good News of Jesus. Join us as we dive in and explore this fantastic piece of God’s Word, piece by piece. This week, Paul helps us explore how to reach that elusive yet fundamental desire of humanity….peace.