Today we begin a new teaching series focusing on the value of having our faith challenged by fresh encounters with God so that we can overcome the threat of complacency and gain a deeper revelation of God’s purposes in our lives. For the Apostle Paul this meant having to rethink everything his religious training had taught him.

In a world that tries to form your identity we take a look at the writings of 1 Peter to see how God sees us and how our identity needs to be shaped by His identity of us.

As we learn to experience the love of God at ever-deeper levels, we are called to then express this same agape love to others within the community of faith. In this teaching we learn how loving others in this way brings glory to God and reflects his esteem for humanity.

God is love. This clear teaching of Scripture is sometimes hard for us to grasp because we generally think of love in terms of emotions and actions. But love is the very essence of who God is. In this teaching we learn what it means to experience God in this way, and the great possibilities it opens up for us to then live in this love.

Our mouth is a powerful tool. It has the power to speak life and the power to speak death. Looking at the life of Jesus we are encouraged to speak like Jesus spoke.

Using Paul’s public proclamation on Mars Hill in Athens we discuss God's plan for those who are far from Him and how we as a church can help fulfill that plan.

Of all the things God desires for us to experience in our relationship with Him, the greatest is His love. The Apostle Paul says that all God’s people should have the power to know how long, wide, high and deep God’s love really is. In this teaching we will learn about that power and the life-transforming difference that it makes.

Part 1 of a new series to start off 2020. Why do we exist? We answer this question using Jesus' words in the Sermon on the Mount found in Matthew 6.

Part 2 of the 'Christmas Wonder' series. The Christmas story is one of wonder and amazement. Using the story of the Magi presenting gifts to Jesus we are challenged to reignite the wonder of who Jesus really is and why He came to dwell amongst humanity.

Pastor Alex explains where we will be meeting as of Jan. 12 2020!