The further you are getting away from God, the more trouble you are going to have in your life. But the closer you are getting to God, the more your life is going to be transformed.

God isn't in the business of doing mediocre things. But in order to partner with him, we need to draw near to him, be ourselves, let go of our bad attitudes and be constantly filled by the Holy Spirit.

Most believers are not in danger of ruining their lives - they are in danger of wasting them. How satisfied are you with the Christian life you have settled for? It's time to let go what's been holding you back and to dream big.

This month's Lab is the third in our "Hearing from God" series. This time, our topic is: How can we hear what God is telling us about other people - and how do we deliver his message?

Without a prophetic vision and without a motivating cause, we will grow careless and become apathetic. Vision however is the greatest deterrent to sin.

Without really knowing God's vision for the world, many people are attempting things they hope line up with God's vision. But how do we know what really is God's vision for our lives?

While family has always been the cornerstone of society, it seems to be more and more riddled with disrespect, division and dysfunction. Today, six people tell us how they overcame these issues.

Whom should I marry? Senior Pastors Mark and Gail Smallcombe answer this question by talking about ten men and women not to marry. (Inspired by a column by J. Lee Grady/Charisma Magazine)

Many of our homes are characterised by conflict, tension, disagreement or strife. Jesus said: "Blessed are the peacemakers" - yet we often settle for being peacefakers and peacebreakers.

How can we tell that a word is really from God? How do we act after hearing from him? And how do we react when we don't think it's his word? This month's Lab continues last month's topic: hearing God's voice.