Rachel named her son Son of My Sorrow, but his father called him Son of My Right Hand. Ken Lee preaches that it matters what we call things, that God works in us before He works through us, and that a name carries weight over a life and a house. From Genesis 35, part of our Move of God weekend, with Ps Ken Lee. Come be part of a Sunday at Church of the Vale, or find more at churchofthevale.com.

We keep crying out for a move of God. Wayne Alcorn says God is crying out for a move of us. Preaching from Luke 19 and the story of Zacchaeus, he calls us to steward the years we have been given, to think in generations, and to live this day with that day in mind, with Ps Wayne Alcorn at Move of God. Come be part of a Sunday at Church of the Vale, or find more at churchofthevale.com.

Hopelessness is one of the great epidemics of the West, and God has an answer for it. Ken Lee preaches that God is a relentless rebuilder, restorer and renewer of broken human lives, and that He accepts us as we are but loves us too much to leave us there. From Isaiah 61 at Move of God, with Ps Ken Lee. Come be part of a Sunday at Church of the Vale, or find more at churchofthevale.com.

Four men could not get their friend to Jesus, so they tore the roof off. Ken Lee opens Move of God with a prophetic picture of a glass ceiling of unbelief over the Australian church, where we can see what God can do but cannot quite believe it is for us. From Mark 2, with Ps Ken Lee. Come be part of a Sunday at Church of the Vale, or find more at churchofthevale.com.

We spring clean our homes every September, but Letisha Germain asks when we last did a deep clean of our spiritual lives. She preaches on spiritual pollution, the compromises and open doors we let in without noticing, and how clearing them out makes room for more of God's presence. From Hebrews 12, Ephesians 6 and 2 Kings 6, with Ps Letisha Germain. Come be part of a Sunday at Church of the Vale, or find more at churchofthevale.com.

The Bible has no spin, and Mark Edwards preaches from the rawest verse in it, My God, my God, why have you forsaken me. He names what most of us pretend does not happen. God is sometimes silent towards us, and that silence is not abandonment, not absence of love, not punishment, drawn from Psalm 22 and the cry of Jesus, with Ps Mark Edwards.

An idol is anything we love, trust or obey more than God. Ryan Germain preaches that right belief carries a responsibility, and that responsibility is priesthood, living every day as a connection point between God and people. He names six idols that derail it, drawn from James 1, 1 Peter 2 and Exodus 20 in our Orthodoxy collection, with Ps Ryan Germain.

Most of us have asked why am I here, sometimes in a meeting, sometimes in a church car park. Andy Waddell says that without a right belief about the church we make it whatever we want it to be, framed around what it can do for us. The first and primary purpose of the church is to worship God, from our Orthodoxy collection with Ps Andy Waddell.

A doctor has to tell us the truth or it is malpractice, and Ryan Germain says the same goes for the church. Orthodoxy means right belief, but right belief on its own is not enough. When the Spirit convicts us, the response He is after is repentance, unpacked from John 10 and the Apostles Creed with Ps Ryan Germain.