Tebo Mpanza continues our series in Acts, sharing on the importance of community both in and outside of the church and its importance in aiding in our spiritual growth.

Sometimes being faithful to what Gods called you to do lands you in what feels like failure. Through the story of Paul and Silas in a Philippian prison we learn to rightly frame ‘failure’ and the important lesson that, with God, failure is never the final destination. We explore themes of success and faithfulness, as well as Gods sovereignty and eternity in Acts 16:16-32.

We all know that decisions have consequences that can impact every aspect of our life. What you decide today, we will see the fruit of that tomorrow. The good news is that decisions are not puzzles to solve but privileges to steward with the guidance of God and as we journey through them the Holy Spirit will partner with us as we navigate life and these decisions. Jesus desires to lead us as we make decisions. Listen to “No But Yes” to gain insight into how we can partner with the One that has a better plan for us.

How do you navigate relational tension or disagreements? They can be a common path of life but often hard to navigate. Join us as we follow Paul and Barnabas to learn from them how to do this well.

The world has conditioned us to ‘show our best and hide our worst’ for fear of rejection. Through the story of Saul’s conversion experience on the Damascus road we learn that in order to receive Gods best, we have to bring our worst. We explore themes of sin and grace, fall and redemption through Acts 9:1-8.

How do we live out our true identity in Christ and be all that God created us to be. We explore the theme of Kingdom identity through Ephesians 1 and Jesus’ own baptism in Mathew 3. What does it mean to hear the voice of God over our lives, to flourish in our purpose.

Chris Mitton shares a message on what it means for us as followers of Christ to be consecrated.

We hear from both Ben and Chiara, our GSA students on the theme 'Jesus Is'.

For our all age service, Ife shares a message from Psalm 121 reminding us to look up to God in every situation for He is where our help comes from. 

One of the big misunderstandings about following Jesus is that being a Christian is somehow about ‘being good’. But Christianity isn’t some kind of Behaviour Modification Programme.

Jesus didn’t come to make bad people good, but to make dead people alive.

In John 10:10 Jesus says, ‘The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full.’

So how do we come alive? How are our churches filled with that life? How might we step into the possibility of living life in colour, in richness, bursting at the seams with this life that Jesus offers?

Ali explores the idea of coming alive in Jesus and how then we might press into this abundant life through practices, prayer, people and power.