Mark Kelly confesses to a recent event that didn’t leave a good impression, but one that he learned from. In this talk he applies that lesson to how we read Scripture and how we think of others.

Stu Allan reminds us of a number of prophetic words spoken about us as a church.

A message of love and grace that reminds us to hold on to Jesus!

Stu Allan reads from John 6 and opens up a meal of Scripture for us to enjoy.

The character of God is a tower of strength, for the lovers of God delight to run into his heart and be exalted on high. The rich, in their conceit, imagine that their wealth is enough to protect them. It becomes their confidence in a day of trouble. (Proverbs 18:10-11)

Fasting is actually feasting. It’s not suffering for sufferings sake, it’s passing up the appetisers and salads for the main course if you like. It’s always an opportunity to know God and know His will.

As children of God we have permission to dream with God - “...on Earth as it is in Heaven.”

Stu Allan brings us his second sermon concerning worship and suggests it is more about the will than the goosebumps!

Working through verses in Song of Songs, Stu Allan brings us a wonderful word about worship.

The story of Easter provides hope to the hopeless and light to those living in darkness.

But how do we know that it’s historically accurate to believe in the resurrection of Jesus? How do we know this whole thing wasn’t made up?