The resurrection of Jesus represents the central hope of Christian faith. One of the most simple, but critical, components of this hope is that it is not just for us but includes a commission to more. This Easter we ask, as a result of what Jesus has done, “What is your next faithful step?"

In this special Good Friday message Mark Coleman draws our attention to the significance to the fact that not one of Jesus’ bones was broken as the fulfilment of Exodus 12:46.

God’s capacity to transform that which appears only to lead to death and humiliation into life and glory provides a foundation for trusting obedience. We see this in Jesus’ deliberate decision to set his face towards his own death which was his hour of glorification at the same time. As we prepare our hearts for Easter Roxane Lawler leads us in a reflection on God’s capacity to bring life and our responsibility to trust as Jesus did.

The cross invites us to continual reflection on God’s salvation in Christ. As we continue to prepare our hearts for Easter, Matt Willis encourages us to humbly return again to the meaning of the cross as he explores Jesus’ interactions with Nicodemus in John 3 and the meaning of Jesus being lifted up like the snake in the wilderness (Numbers 21:4-9).

As we prepare for Easter we turn to the Gospel of John to consider again the significance of Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection. In this message we explore the title “Lamb of God” and what it tells us about Jesus and what it invites us to do in response.

As we prepare for Easter we turn to the Gospel of John to consider again the significance of Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection. In this message, we are reminded that in Jesus we encounter God directly and are challenged to return to the Gospel again.

How do we respond to the invitation of God to join Him in His work? Too often, exactly like Moses does at the burning bush – with a long list of why we couldn’t possibly be the right choice. In this week’s sermon Marc looks at God’s response to Moses’ excuses (and ours).

In this week’s sermon, Marc considers the importance of timing when it comes to participating with God in his mission to change the world.

In this week’s sermon we look for the hidden activity of God in the birth of Moses and consider the implications of God’s sometimes hidden activity in our own lives.

This week, the first of a new series in Exodus, Marc explores the importance of telling the stories of faith to maintain our trust in the big promises of God in the face of delay, brokenness, famine, and hardship.