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God is an abundant giver, and as his children we are called to reflect his generosity. Dave Carter teaches how grace is key to generosity.

Donna King speaks to us about being generous in our relationships.

Joaquin lives with his wife, Renee, and their 3 kids in Austin, TX, where they pastor Bethel Austin. Before planting Bethel Austin Joaquin was on staff at Bethel in Redding, CA for 12 years. Joaquin loves to travel the nations seeing Jesus glorified but he most enjoys being home with his family and seeing the Kingdom of Heaven established through the local church and seeing everyday people and families raised up to change cities, regions, and nations.

An In depth look into Jesus' letter to the Ephesians Church. Tunde examines how the Ephesians church started, how they were strong doctrinally and faithful but had forsaken their Love for God and the People.  He examined how to sustain our love for God through Obedience and Dying to self. Revelation 1 Vs 9-20 and  2 Vs 1-7

John 20: 1-21 recounts of the events of the Sunday following Jesus crucifixion. Donna King examines the link between a personal encounter of the risen Jesus and the transforming power of the resurrection.

When Jesus the King comes he brings with him the full authority of salvation, so everything changes. What is your response to the king?

Jesus promised that the smallest mustard seed of faith is all you need to move mountains, but are you allowing that simple faith to be cancelled out by your other thoughts?  In this message, Ross Hardy confronts the greatest contender to our received faith: unbelief.

What is the purpose of this passage? Often seen as a handbook for evangelism this passage majors on the supreme revelation of the Messiah and his eternal kingdom. What are the greater things Jesus promises his disciples they will see and what greater things should we be reaching for?

Drawing parallels and contrasts between Exodus 24 and 2 Corinthians 3, Dave Foggon reveals how, unlike the old covenant, where an encounter with God was an event made possible by a temporal sacrifice, in the new covenant it’s a never-ending lifestyle made available by a perfect, eternal sacrifice. So many of us view encounters with God through an ‘event’ mindset. What if the only thing needed for breakthrough was to change the way we think?

How are we to live in these times? By growing in our relationship with God, being transformed  in our character and expecting to move in power. Dave Carter preaches from Colossians 1 v 9 -14.