Throughout history, God has made numerous different promises. As believers and church leaders it is vitally important that we understand the specific context of each promise as well as how His promises affect the church today.

The word of God says that if we are faithful with the little, then God will grace us with the more. Faithfulness is a crucial trait for any church planter, especially if we are to properly steward the people that the Lord gives to us to lead.

A church cannot exist without people. Therefore in church planting, it is crucial to understand that in order to build God's house we need to build into the lives of His children, focusing on serving them instead of benefitting ourselves.

As we are sent out to plant, it can be overwhelming when priorities are unclear. In this session, we take a practical look at what some of the non-negotiables are for a church plant, and how to ensure that the work will be fruitful.

King David could be regarded as one of Israel's greatest kings, where Saul, on the other hand, could be regarded as among the worst of Isreal's kings. In this session, we look at where David succeeded, where Saul failed, and ultimately how we can learn from their lives in order to build church well.

As leaders in God's church, we function as under-shepherds of God's precious flock of sheep. In this session, Andrew takes a practical look at some of the everyday functional needs of any church and how to be an effective and bold shepherd of the Lord's people.

God has chosen us as His people to preach His Gospel and spread His love to all the world, and He has given us a new identity and new "DNA" in order to do this.

Since the creation of the world, God's plan for mankind has always been for us to reflect Him and partake in His nature. Furthermore, the church is God's vessel through which He executes His plan to save a lost and dying world.

Throughout history, God has always given good and holy instructions to His people. Therefore as His children, we need to listen to His voice and follow His ways, instead of choosing to do things our way.

There are visible signs that can show us the health of a particular church. In this session, we discuss what some of these signs are, as well as their implications.