Paul prays that the Philippians love would abound more and more in knowledge and depth of insight. In this message we consider what it means to truly love in the context of a broken and confused society.

In this message we look back at the joyful beginnings of the birth of the church in Philippi.

This message kicks off our new series in Philippians titled 'Finding Joy in it all.' We begin by looking at Paul's opening greeting and considering the wonderful truths contained within his words. In this greeting we are reminded about what it...

At the heart of all disciple making is a call to love others. In this message we consider what it means to truly love those around us, by taking a closer look at Jesus' parable of the Good Samaritan.

In Rev 2 v 2-5 God challenges us to come back to our first love. This message invites us to reflect on our heart relationship with Jesus and helps us consider how we can regain our intimate relationship with him.

If we are going to be a disciple making church, what will that require? In this message we consider the need to be intentional, relational and reproducible in our disciple making endeavour.

In part 2 of what it means to be a disciple making church we consider how we make disciples, looking at Christ's great commission and reflecting on his call for us to Go, Baptise and Teach as we make disciples, who make disciples.

The final characteristic of a healthy church that we will look at is the desire to be a disciple making community, which is right at the heart of the churches universal purpose and mission. This week we consider what it means to be a disciple and...

Everything the church does should be concerned with worship and should be considered worship, for everything we do should week to glorify God. In this message we consider three foundational principles of true worship.

We consider the problem of sin, and the provision of Christ from Paul's words in Ephesians 2, and then consider the need for a posture of faith in order to receive the true life that Christ offers.