In the first week of our summer series through James, one of our Connect Group leaders, Jamin Herrin, took us through James 1 where we looked at a Faith that perseveres, a Faith that obeys and a Faith that loves.

In the final week of our current series, Multiply, Pastor Michael took us through an example from the life of Philip to see how a healthy disciple of Jesus lives on Mission. We also introduced our new discipleship strategy, Equip Pathways.

In week 3 of Multiply, Pastor Michael took us through what it means to be a healthy disciple. We looked at the marks of a servant and a steward. We believe a healthy disciple is a healthy servant and a healthy steward of God's resources.

In week 2 of our Multiply series, Pastor Michael took us through Luke 5 and 1 Corinthians 12, looking at the marks of a healthy disciple. This week we discussed the Worshipper and Family Member.

In week 1 of our new series, Multiply, Pastor Michael took us through Luke 14 looking at Jesus' standard for discipleship. This new series is leading us towards rolling out Equip Pathways, our discipleship strategy.

In week 4 of our series, City on a Hill, our network church planting resident, Stanley Lane, took us through Acts 2:42-47 on what healthy church cultures look like.

In the third week of City on a Hill, Pastor Michael took us through 3 dangers that the Church faces from within. False teaching, false conversion and mission complacency.

In the second week of City on a Hill, we studied Acts 13 & 14 and discovered what God's role for the church is. We believe that the Great Commission was a command to disciple the nations.

In week 1 of the series City on a Hill we looked at what God's original purpose for His church was. The Church is a movement to belong to, not a place to come worship.

In the twelfth week of our Come and See series we looked at the Resurrection of Jesus and what it meant for the life of Peter. The Resurrection meant that Jesus was who He said He was, that Peter's past didn't define him and that his future was secure in Christ.