This week we examined the lives of Mary Magdalene, Mary of Bethany and Mary, the mother of Jesus. These women were all most likely present at the crucifixion of Jesus. Mary Magdalene being one of the women at the empty tomb and possibly the first to meet the risen Christ.

Ps Shaun Kicks off our 'Ruin to Redemption' series by looking at the life of Peter, following the many highs and lows of his journey. We see the faithfulness and grace of God, even after Peters failings, and what happens when Peter aligns himself with the will of God.

We conclude our vision series by reminding ourselves of our spiritual heritage as a church, and looking at the role our own hearts play in stewarding renewal and revival.

Jesus said in John 15 "I no longer call you servants, I call you friends". Friendship with Jesus is an invitation open to us all, yet few make the choice to push past familiarity, and surface level relationship, to experience intimate friendship with Him. It's in the place of intimate friendship that we are best positioned to not just receive from Jesus, but to partner with Him in His plans and purposes for our lives and for the lives of others.

This week we continue our vision series focusing in on how we can live our lives ordered around 'Jesus at the Centre'. As followers of Jesus we may find it easy to hold on to our belief in Jesus, but keeping Him at the centre of our lives is anything but easy. For that to happen, we have to let go of a lot of things and step into a lifestyle of repentance and re-visioning. Although it is a challenge, the promise is that it will release Times of Refreshing into our lives.

We kick off our vision series “Times of Refreshing”, and introduce what we believe God is calling us into as a church community. We believe that God is getting ready to breathe upon all that He has been building; that there is a time of refreshing being released, and rivers of healing for the nations. Are you ready?

Jesus said in John 5:17 "My Father is always at work to this very day, and I too am working". God is always at work in our world and we have the honour of being invited into His purposes. God's purpose for our life isn't something we strive for or chase after; purpose is unlocked through intimacy with the Father: Purpose flows.

We kick off our 21 Days of Love & Liturgy series learning how we can become more aware of God’s presence in our lives. Through the presence of the Holy Spirit, Jesus is constantly and fully present with us and with the presence of Jesus comes the presence of a completely different reality, the kingdom of God. How can we learn to be more aware of His presence so that we can live out of the resources of heaven?