How can the branch bare fruit if it does not abide in the vine? Be challenged to centre your life on the gospel of Jesus, "so that your joy may be full".

Ephesians 5 challenges us to see the perfect created order of marriage as a foretaste as Christ's relationship with, and sacrifice for, the Church

As we reflect on the year gone and look ahead to the year to come, let us reflect on the foundation of how it is we relate to God through the gift of prayer. This series focuses on prayer by learning from Paul’s prayers in the book of Ephesians, with this final chapter closing out the series by remembering the role of prayer in the great story of God.

As we reflect on the year gone and look ahead to the year to come, let us reflect on the foundation of how it is we relate to God through the gift of prayer. This series focuses on prayer by learning from Paul’s prayers in the book of Ephesians.

The wonder of the incarnation is beyond words. God has invaded our reality in the form of a baby boy, and everything is different because of it!

Our Christmas series this year is on the theme of "Hope". Jesus is hope incarnate and he has come to bring hope to all kinds of people: the broken, the helpless, and even the self-righteous!

Our Christmas series this year is on the theme of "Hope". Jesus is hope incarnate and he has come to bring hope to all kinds of people: the broken, the helpless, and even the self-righteous!

All Glory Be to God.

To mark the 500th year of the Reformation, we are working through the Five Solas of the Reformation. In this fifth and final message in the series, we consider the logical end of the four that preceded it, that nothing less than the glory of God is at stake.

Christ Alone.

To mark the 500th year of the Reformation, we are working through the Five Solas of the Reformation. In this fourth message in the series, we are focusing on the biblical truth that there is only one mediator between God and men: the man Jesus Christ.