Andrew Heard challenges us to consider what a genuine follower of Jesus looks like, pointing out the impact this should make to how we live.

Grahame Fuller discusses the conflict, tension, and disagreements that were evident during the teaching of Jesus, highlighting our need to submit to Him. Are you open to allow conflict to drive you to repentance in order to grow in Christian maturity?

Tim Baldwin explains Jesus's main priority as caring for people's spiritual condition, challenging us to consider our own spiritual health. Do your priorities and goals align with Jesus?

Craig Dobbie kicks off the series from Mark 1-8, highlighting the historical revolution that comes with Jesus, the promised Messiah, the Son of God, a servant and a saviour. Understanding God's history will make you patient, faithful and with great hope, filled with reverence for Him. Have you come to know "Who is this man?"

"What happens when we die?" Andrew Heard discusses one of life's biggest questions, highlighting the truth of God's impending judgement. Have you grasp the reality of death and are you trusting the promise of forgiveness through the death and resurrection of Jesus?

"Will Jesus make me happy?" Yes - but he brings something much deeper and makes claims that force us to consider even bigger questions than happiness. Andrew Heard explains why.

Tim Baldwin considers one of the biggest questions in life, "Why are we here?" highlighting that we are designed in order to be "rich towards God". Is it ok to decide your own purpose or should it be decided by our maker?

Andrew Heard digs into the first of the 4 part Summer Series questions - "Why do bad things happen to good people?"

Andrew Heard explores the massive events that are central to Christianity - God becoming a man, the death of Jesus and His resurrection; highlighting what this means for our world. Are you captured by the new creation started by the resurrection of Jesus, and giving yourself to the things that matter for eternity?

Grahame Fuller explains the spiritual realities and how they relate to who are we in Christ, highlighting that Christian living flows from our salvation.