Pastor Mike challenges us to "recapture" the true definition of a Christian, which he argues has been distorted by modern culture and politics.

Drawing from the Gospels of Luke and John, he explains that being a Christian is not about "being right," but about demonstrating unconditional love and mercy, especially toward those on the margins or those who are difficult to love.

He emphasizes that love is a "trajectory" - a daily choice to walk a path of life rather than a path of death, greed, or entitlement.

In this message, titled "Who is Jesus?", part of a series on the Gospel of Luke, Ps Mike explores the identity of Jesus not as a historical myth or a distant moral teacher, but as a compassionate friend and a powerful savior who actively seeks out the lost.

Joy isn't just happiness, it's our response to what God has done.

This morning Mike P discusses four songs of praise from the beginning of Luke’s Gospel and explores three parables from Luke 15: the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the lost son.

Each of these stories shows the joy and praise that comes from finding something that was lost.

God gives us joy and our response should be praise.

This week, Jen shares an inspiring message from the Book of Ruth about survival, blended families, and the unexpected ways God orchestrates our lives. Discover why a daughter’s faithfulness can be worth "more than seven sons" and how our small actions of trust today build the legacy of tomorrow.

Dan opens up Luke 13, reminding us that we don’t live in a world of karma where bad things only happen to bad people.

Instead, he shares that through repentance and the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus, anyone can find hope and avoid the tragedy of perishing.

This message invites you to experience God's compassionate love and encourages you to grow as part of His glorious garden.

We delve into a powerful message from Ben as he explores the central theme of the early chapters of the Gospel of Luke: Jesus’ radical inclusion of those marginalized and shunned by society.

Malcolm shares insightful observations from his recent visits to various churches, noting their growth but also a recurring struggle: a disconnect between internal church activities and meaningful community engagement. Drawing from personal stories, including a powerful account of a prophetic word regarding a couple struggling with pregnancy, he emphasises the importance of being "naturally supernatural" and stepping out in faith to serve those in need.

This week, Pastor Mike Taylor continues the question that many in our modern world are asking: "Who needs church?"

Reflecting on the role of the church in today's society, Ps Mike addresses common perceptions and misconceptions. He argues that church isn't just a building or a group of people with shared beliefs; it's a community with an outward expression of Jesus Christ, committed to making a tangible difference in the world.

Ben explores the profound significance of the cross in Christianity, moving beyond simple interpretations to delve into its historical and theological depth.

Reflecting on the Mark 2 account of the paralysed man, carried by four friends, Ps Mike highlights how the community's faith and support brought the man to Jesus for healing.