All of us are broken. When we form relationships with each other, these connections are sure to be broken too.

As the Never Too Late series kicks off, we are taken back to the beginning, where love originates.

1 John 4:8 says that God is love. When we understand God's definition of love and live it out, it's never too late to hit the reset button.

The Kingdom of God is for everyone. The good news holds the idea of hope, reconciliation, healing and justice. It impacts our everyday life.

To know Jesus is to know that our future is secure. It impacts our life here and now. Jesus came and demonstrated what the Kingdom is like.

Paul and Priscilla Reid from Christian Church Fellowship in Ireland share what life looks like living under the Kingdom of God.

Our key challenge over the last four weeks has been to: make 2017 the best year of your life spiritually and your whole life will thrive.

Lee-anne explores the spiritual impact of our relationships and friendships based on the following piece of wisdom found in Proverbs 27:19, "A mirror reflects a man's face but what he is really like is shown by the kinds of friends he chooses".

During the ‘New Friendships’ part of the ‘Brand New’ series we are left with four questions that will help us consider relationship choices, leading to enriched and life-giving relationships.

How does the area of money, this clearly external area of life, relate to and affect our inner spiritual life?

In Luke 16:13 Jesus explains that your heart can only be loyal to one master, either God, or Mammon – the love of wealth and riches.

Who leads your finances? In the final week of the ‘Brand New’ series Grant reveals three promises money makes, promises only God can fulfil.

If you make 2017 the best year of your life spiritually, it will be the best year of your life. Why? Because lasting external change comes from the inside out. You are a spiritual, emotional and physical being. When your spiritual fitness is strong, your physical and emotional man can come under its direction. How? By being led and strengthened by God's spirit. Here's the challenge: treat yourself as a holy place where God lives. Let's have an eternal perspective - that's what will focus us as we get spiritually fit!

When you said “Yes” to following Jesus, He made you brand new on the inside. Christianity is not like a New Year’s resolution where you make every effort to create change in your life. As you meet with Him daily, you’ll begin to notice His ongoing transformation in your life. We’re going to look at four 'Let Us' statements from Hebrews 10:19 - 25, to guide us into this brand new life.

God wants us to thrive in 2017. God is calling us to open our hands. There is a new thing He wants to put in our hands. There are many new opportunities, along with many new challenges. In every season, regardless of where you find yourself, you can bear fruit, you can thrive. God’s goal for us is to become mature adults – to live to our full potential. What will help us thrive in 2017 regardless of our circumstances is our daily meeting with God. It’s in our daily meeting with God that we can hear His voice. To guide and lead us through challenges, to hear that we are loved.

Religion is man’s attempt at acting his way into Heaven. God does not desire religion. To know someone calls for intentional and intimate relationship. God, as the creator of the universe, left His place of divine rule to become human, to embrace humanity religion rejects, in order to meet us in relationship. Jesus, God in human form, was born. “The son of God became man to enable men to become sons of God” – C.S. Lewis. We all fall short, we feel like failures. We sabotage our relationship with Him. We try to do what He has already done. But if we accept it’s about what He has done for us, sin won’t drive us away from God, but towards him. It’s not what you have done, but what He has done. Trust in Him as saviour.

Religion is man’s attempt at acting his way into Heaven. God does not desire religion. To know someone calls for intentional and intimate relationship. God, as the creator of the universe, left His place of divine rule to become human, to embrace humanity religion rejects, in order to meet us in relationship. Jesus, God in human form, was born. “The son of God became man to enable men to become sons of God” – C.S. Lewis. We all fall short, we feel like failures. We sabotage our relationship with Him. We try to do what He has already done. But if we accept it’s about what He has done for us, sin won’t drive us away from God, but towards him. It’s not what you have done, but what He has done. Trust in Him as saviour.