Many of us feel things are happening around us that we can’t control. We long for the right outcomes and we believe nothing is impossible for God. But what is the church supposed to do when we can’t make things happen the way we want? This Sunday we look at a story from the Old Testament when Israel was in just such an impossible situation, and why God told his people to dig ditches.

Always expect the best! During difficult times, we can end up with low expectations of God. This week's message, "Expecting a Double Portion," reminds us that we should always expect great things from the Lord. As "Extraordinary Faith in Extraordinary Times" continues, Pastor Al uses the example of Elisha to show us that no matter what is going on, we can ask for a double portion!

This week guest speaker, Tamara Burdon, focused on our readiness as one of the keys to a committed walk with Jesus. In order to remain steadfast in our faith, we do not have to look any further than Elisha's example. In this talk we ask the question, are you ready?

In this series we will be looking at some of the unfolding story of Elisha. His story is truly remarkable and is certainly one of ‘Extraordinary Faith in Extraordinary Times’. By looking at how God moved in his life we want to encourage our church to have the same – Extraordinary Faith in Extraordinary Times!

If, as the bible maintains, 'The heart is the wellspring of life' (Prov. 4:23) then we must guard it. In this talk, we explore what we are guarding it from, how God calls us to guard it and the difference it will make to our lives as we do.

How do you navigate anger? In her talk "Navigating Anger" Lynn Craig looks at what Ephesians 4:26-32 has to say about anger and how we as disciples of Christ should respond.

Many of us have found ourselves disappointed, angry, frustrated and hurt by the events of this coming election. In Romans 12:21, Paul tells us 'not to be overcome by evil but to overcome evil with good.' But what does that mean and why should we take that instruction seriously at this time? Pastor Al addresses these questions in "Overcoming the World."

We are living in a time of cultural hyper conflict and division. How are we to respond? In this talk, we look at the bible's guidance not just for addressing division but also for emerging stronger and healthier on the other side of it.

As humans we get comfortable when blessing comes, so much so that we are quick to forget WHO it came from. Our actions have consequences, but that consequence will NEVER be God giving up on us.

The bible says we are all being transformed into the likeness of Jesus (2 Cor 3:18). In this talk, we explore why that matters, how we can enhance the process and ultimately, why we might want to make a habit of praying 'Lord, show me your glory!'