God is in the soul restoration business; He brings wholeness from brokenness, strength from weakness, and life from death. In the first message of this series, Pastor Dan looks at how God, as our Shepherd, protects and guides us, so that indeed we do not lack anything.

What is a disciple, and how do we make disciples? Pastor Pete answers these two questions by unpacking Jesus’ call to follow Him in order to become fishers of men.

Pastor Pete explores the three hallmarks that made up the first ‘megachurch’ of Acts 2 – its unity, its deep love for each other and for others, and its reliance on the Holy Spirit and His gifts. Pastor Pete challenges us to be a united, loving and charismatic church too, ready to impact our communities today.

“[T]he Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give His life as a ransom for many.” Pastor Pete’s message today gives us a biblical view of what church leadership is and what it means to be a godly leader.

“[T]he Church, which is His body, the fullness of Him who fills all in all”. In today’s message, Pastor Pete examines the promises of God that He will build His Church. As followers of Christ, we are not only part of His body, but we also have a part to play in this great plan to build His Church.

The Bible is clear that in the last days, God will pour out His Spirit on all mankind. Pastor Pete’s teaching today unpacks what it means to receive the Holy Spirit. His encouragement is for us to be baptized and be filled with the Spirit, so we can accomplish His purpose for our life with confidence and power.

The essence of sin is us substituting ourselves for God, but the essence of salvation is God substituting Himself for us. In Part 2 of this series, Pastor Pete explains what the gospel is, why we need it and what our response to it should be.

What are you building your life on? In Part 1 of this series, Pastor Pete encourages us to establish strong foundations for our life by building on God and His Word.

Today’s message concludes our ‘Known for love’ series. It encourages us to speak truth, to speak truth in love. In so doing, this expression of love and truth will result in the growth and maturity of the Church.

The Bible tells us that Jesus laid aside His divine privileges to become a servant; He did this to demonstrate His love for us. As followers of Jesus who know His unconditional love, we are called to demonstrate His love too by serving one another.