This week as we journey into the gospel of Mark, Alan opens up Jesus's momentous call that the kingdom of God has come near.

This week, James explores why partnering with God in every good endeavour for His Kingdom matters in the day-to-day of our workplace.

Today we journey into the story of God's love from Mark 1: how the invitation to understand and relate to God as Father is calling out to each of us, whatever home and life journey we've come from. 

This week we explore how Jesus lived on earth immersed in the voice of His Father, not just to show the deep belovedness He lives in, but to declare war on hostile opposition to God's rule and reign.

“There must be a kingdom people who share the gospel of hope with signs following and who live the gospel in the face of increasing suffering and persecution.”

As we continue our series on the water rising, we explore from the Psalms an incredible truth: that when God is preparing to move in the city with His presence, He gathers the hungry. 

This week we look at how, in the kingdom, our hope of glory comes in the middle of heartache - the river is often rising at the time when things are most difficult.

We continue to dive into stories of how God has moved in communities in the past, changing them for generations to come. James shares this week from the Hebrides revival, as we ask God to do it again, that we would walk into the rising waters of His movements on the earth today.

This week as we jump back into Ezekiel 47, we explore practical steps so that revival is more than just theory for us, but may become a lived experience through us.

We continue our series taken from Ezekiel 47 of waters rising, the invitation from God to join in with all He is doing. God is looking for people to see the river, step into the river, swim in the river - because the world around us needs the river of God.