This week Joel Hardy speaks about God's story and how it continues in the church today.

This week Doctor Ian Dunn Talks about what if all involved in Crucifying Jesus would have to know what would happen when the son of God died for our sins.

In this sixth message on the 40 Acts, David Tysick explains how the transforming power of being connected as a family. How the church is supposed to care for one and other.

In this fifth message on the 40 Acts, Pastor Ian Dunn is talking about being responsive. He explains how it’s important to understand where people are at in their journey.

In this fourth message on the 40 Acts, Pastor Ian Dunn explains how we should look at our assumptions about our faith, relationship with God and how we look at life overall. He goes into the importance of being able to bloom where we are plated.

In this Third message on the 40 Acts, Pastor Ian Dunn explains the importance of getting involved in the church and serving. How taking on tasks such as teaching, being part of the worship team or local board of administration can make a huge difference in the life and health of a church.

In this second message on 40 Acts, Pastor Ian Dunn Talks about the importance of excited church and the plugging into a small group, He explains how we should be generous to one and other. How loving and investing in those around use can make church exciting.

Joel Hardy presents this weeks message

In this second message on biblical prosperity, Pastor Ian Dunn emphasizes how prosperity is not about money, it is about the condition of your heart.  He explains how we should be like the shrewd manager in Luke 16 and use money to make a lasting impact.  Pastor Ian encourages us to use three main principles when dealing with money: Give at least a tenth of your income back to God, give so your life moves towards radical generosity, and give from a heart of worship and gratitude.  The text is Luke 16:1-9.

In this first message on biblical prosperity, Pastor Ian Dunn outlines the covenant God has offered to us in which if we are obedient then we will live prosperous lives.  He also explains how the idea behind biblical prosperity is not just about money, but also relates to things such as relationships, advancement, and property.  The conditions in the reference text for prosperity include to hear and obey the written commands of God and the voice of God, and to live joyfully and thankfully in what God has already given you.  The text is Deuteronomy 29:1-15.