Many Christians find it hard to tell others about Jesus. This week, at our inaugural church camp, we immerse ourselves in Paul’s passion for evangelism. What made him push through the hardship and keep declaring the gospel? Four big truths: the goal of history, the gravity of hell, the goodness of the gospel, and the glory of God.

John sets his crosshairs on two false teachings about sin. Why might we be so tempted to minimise what sin is? And how can we make sure we don’t? This week Dan shows us how sin is both unacceptable and undeniable - and that holding both truths together is vital.

1 John 1:1-4. Our world is obsessed with the ‘new,’ and some supposed Christians get sucked into ‘new’ teachings. As we begin our time in 1 John, join us as Dan explains some ‘new’ teachings around in the 1st Century, and why we should stick with the old truths.

Isaiah 12:1-6. Christians do some strange things, including sing every week. Why do we sing so much? And what sort of songs should we sing? This week we look at a song in the book of Isaiah that has much to say on these questions.

Isaiah 11:1-10. How can Christians claim to know what THE afterlife will be like? This week we examine a few common views of the afterlife and how they stack up against God’s vision for the future. Join us as Andrew unpacks this immensely encouraging passage from Isaiah.

What can change the world? Everyone has an opinion, but what will bring lasting change? We’re going back in time to see how the world in Isaiah’s era needed changing just as much as ours does. The answer God gave them is the same one we need today. Listen in as Dan unpacks Isaiah 9:1-7 and shows us how and when true change will come.

It’s one thing to say “there’s nothing to fear.” But how does this fit with the command to “fear the Lord”? And how does this actually help us to live? Dan takes us through Isaiah 8:11-22 to show us the answer.

Why do I need to dwell on the bad news? Bad news is not always nice to dwell on, but embracing the bad news is the only way to the good news! We will see in Isaiah 6, that God's people need to understand the bad news in order to turn back to God and receive the good news of his mercy and grace. But how will they respond to the bad news? Listen along as Ethan unpacks the next section of Isaiah with us.

Why do I need to dwell on the bad news? Bad news is not always nice to dwell on, but embracing the bad news is the only way to the good news! We will see in Isaiah 6, that God's people need to understand the bad news in order to turn back to God and receive the good news of his mercy and grace. But how will they respond to the bad news? Listen along as Ethan unpacks the next section of Isaiah with us.

What do you do with someone when they don’t want to change? This is the predicament we face when we look at Israel in Isaiah 2-4. Only God can shift the pride they’re stuck in. But how will he do it? And how will he change us when we don’t want to change? Listen along as Dan unpacks the next section of Isaiah with us.