Biblical Hospitality requires an invitational outlook, free of judgement and rich in mercy, humility and love.

In 1 Peter 3 we are instructed to always be ready and prepared to give an answer for the hope that we have. But how do we do this?

In order to be neighbours, and effective ministers of reconciliation to our world, we have to learn to reconcile the gap between our beliefs and our behaviours; learning to live out of all that Christ has established in our heart. We do this by engaging in grace practices that allow God's transformational power to be at work in our life and God's missional power to be at work through our life.

We kick off our new series "Won't You Be My Neighbour" looking at how, as followers of Christ, we are called to be a neighbour to humanity. The art of neighbouring isn't a life that happens by default, we must be intentional, we must design our life around God's story of redemption and reconciliation in order to bring the gospel to a thirsty world.

This week Ps Alex shares on how we can come alive in Jesus through letting go!

This Easter Sunday we continue our God's Good News series looking at how the Easter weekend is both a reminder of the power of resurrection at work in our life and world and also a call to re-enact resurrection in our life and world.

On Palm Sunday, we continue our "God's Good News" series in the lead up to easter by looking at how Jesus' triumphal entry speaks prophetically about what salvation looks like, how salvation comes and how we embrace it.

Since Jesus, being fully human in every way, suffered when he was tempted, he identifies with us in our troubles and extends grace and mercy to us when we suffer.

This week we conclude our vision series, "Here We Go", looking at how we are sent into the world to make disciples and bear witness to the kingdom of God. We look at the question of how we share the message and story of Christ in a compelling way that cuts through all the other competing narratives in our world.

Pastor Kristen continues our Vision Series, Here We Go, by looking at what we mean by 'HERE'. 'Here' is the place of our assignment and mission - therefore in a culture of distraction and instability, learning how to be anchored and present in where God has placed us is vital to us partnering with what God is wanting to do in and through our lives.