Cécile talks about using our talents and gifts to serve generously.

God the Father, Son and Spirit was the first to be generous to us.

Generosity - an imitation of God

Generosity - a testimony of God's existence

Generosity - a blessing by bearing good fruit

Nick concludes our Psalm 23 series. After our journey through this Psalm we arrive at our destination and get to put our feet up and look back. But we also get to look forward and decide how the reality of Psalm 23 will impact our daily lives as we make practical plans for a life with God.

David, the psalmist writes "my cup overflows" - this is such a vivid description of God's generosity and abundance. What do we do with God's goodness towards us? How can we be people of generosity, to freely give what we have received?

In Psalm 23:5 we read "You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies." Did you know that there is a seat at the table for you? God sits you down and serves you in the midst of all that you are facing. Jesus, the Good Shepherd, invites you into a 'Life with God'.

Nick & Vicki Sutton report back from the Missions Leaders Meeting in the USA, describing our commitment as a church to join in the Missio Dei (the Mission of God) both locally and further away (see Acts 1:8).

We have been called to "co-labour" with others as we multiply disciples, leaders and churches. "Everyone gets to play!"

As we continue our sermon series on Psalm 23 'Life with God', Cécile speaks on being led through the dark valley (Ps23:4).

ife with God is not without its challenges. How do we trust God to lead us through those times with our faith intact?

This week we go deeper into Psalm 23 and explore how God leads us along 'right paths'. Do you feel a bit lost? Have you taken a wrong path? How can you learn to recognise the voice of the Good Shepherd, walk the 'right paths' and find an abundant, joy-filled life?

The life with God that David describes in Ps23 is not an exclusive life set apart for a few, this psalm describes God's desire for every single person. Everyone. This week we go deeper into this psalm and see how God provides you with nourishment, rest and restoration for your soul.

Psalm 23 is a psalm about life. Life with God. As we explore this Psalm together we will find that we can learn to live a life of contentment, peace and security. This Psalm describes a daily life that is available to you as a follower of Jesus: free from anxiety, fear and where God himself provides all you need.

In this talk, Nick speaks about living a life without lack.

God accepts normal people to be part of his story. He even accepts people we wouldn’t accept ourselves.

According to first century middle eastern culture, Joseph had two options regarding his reaction to Mary’s pregnancy… God showed him another one.

The God option doesn’t always feel good, but it’s always better then the "good option". What could it be for us today? How do we accept God’s input in our decisions? How do we accept the unexpected in our lives?