The greatest opportunity and likelihood of conflict occurs with those that we spend most time with. Pau with Barnabas had worked together for some time and didn't dream of being separated. Because of their differences, they complimented and clashed with each other. So, how do we contend with conflict with others? By understanding ourselves better and appreciating others more.

We can often be our own keyboard warrior. Self-sabotaging and falling prey to the conflict we reign on ourselves. In this message we look at the lessons we can learn from the life of Cain and the conflict that reigned within him. [Doug Parker]

The God of The Brand New. We can't live from the perspective of the 'old thing', the 'same thing', or the 'next thing', when we serve a God of the brand new thing. [Speaker: Ps Daniel Pappas]

The Bible was not given to increase our knowledge. It was given to change lives. It’s more than a manual for life, or a self-help book, or a rule book, or a moral guide, or a history lesson, or a cosmic story teller, or an ideology or way to live. It is a narrative that leads to Jesus Christ and change lives.

Can we sincerely pray ‘give us this day our daily bread', with food overflowing? We have a peculiar relationship with prayer, but there is a design for prayer, a necessity of prayer, and an instruction to prayer.

Creating the rhythms & routines that will sustain us through all seasons.

The idea of 'asking' contends with more of that which is within us, then it actually gives to us in terms of resource or requested outcome.

There is something about the giving that sparks the human soul. It is a gift. We are blessed to be a blessing and Christmas is just another opportunity to outwork the gift that is giving.

Proverbs 11:25-28 TPT

Those who live to bless others will have blessings heaped upon them,

and the one who pours out his life to pour out blessings will be saturated with favour.

Guest, Ps Ben Higgins, speaking on 'Real Faith' from 1 Peter 1:6-7.

We believe in the beauty of the church - the church in all of her magnificence. 

Our world is so much better for the people that are the church and the influence of the church on our societies.