Ps Simon Austin. Our words carry power — to heal or to harm, to build up or to break down. We explore how conversations around the table can either reflect the grace of Jesus or quietly become an enemy of connection.

Ps Simon Austin. This week we explore how exclusion — whether intentional or unintentional — can quietly creep into our relationships, our churches, and even our homes. Through the parable of the Good Samaritan, we see Jesus redefine what it means to be a neighbour and challenge the boundaries we often build. We ask a simple but confronting question: Who isn’t invited to my table?

Ps Maria Austin. Encouragement is not just a nice gesture - is a Biblical command. Today is Mother's Day so we take some time to talk about what encouragements looks like and how we can help each other with it.

Ps Simon Austin. This week we explore how the cultural pace of hurry threatens true hospitality, deep relationships, and even our connection with God. From the rise of fast food to the rush of modern life, we’ve traded presence for performance. Drawing from Luke 10, we see how Martha’s distraction and Mary’s devotion reveal what Jesus values most.

Ps Simon Austin. This week we explore one of the greatest threats to hospitality and community: offense. Drawing from Hebrews 12 and the words of Jesus, we uncover how offence acts like a trap that can poison relationships, divide families, and block God's grace in our lives. We also chat through some practical strategies to guard against offences when they come.

Ps Simon Austin. This week we look at a surprising dinner Jesus attended in Luke 14—and what it reveals about God’s radical hospitality. From religious critique to Kingdom invitation, Jesus flips expectations and shows us that anyone can sit at His table. Whether it’s a feast or a few slices of free pizza, our tables can become places where grace is shared and lives are changed.

Ps Simon Austin. We continue our series on Biblical hospitality. Jesus often used meals to show grace, build community, and welcome outsiders. This week we explore how your table can become a place of mission, just like His.

Ps John McDonald. Today special guest Ps John McDonald starts a new series for us on Biblical hospitality. Hospitality is a massive industry! For the Christian, it is much more than that. All of us eat meals all the time, but do we consider the powerful significance of this practice? We start our series by looking at what hospitality looks in the Bible.

Ben Evans. Today we dive into Isaiah's extraordinary vision of God’s holiness and his heartfelt response: "Here am I, send me." We explore what it means to embrace God’s call — not because we’re perfect, but because His grace makes us worthy.