The final part of the Transformed series deals with the emotion of shame. Through the story of a woman who met Jesus we start to understand how shame kills our spirit; but Jesus is victorious over shame, and one moment with Jesus can transform your life.

What does your life tell others about how generous you are? Do you seek to give or seek to gain? Through the story of Zacchaeus we start to understand that after meeting Jesus, money starts to look and feel very different.

Blindness is a harsh condition for those you suffer from it. Imagine the feeling of being able to see things for the first time? Jesus healed many people of blindness, for He understood the importance of vision. Through this sermon we discuss the harshness of spiritual blindness and how Jesus works in our lives until we receive clear vision of who He is.

Who is Jesus to you? A man? A prophet? A teacher or Rabbi? A Healer? Many people have different views on who Jesus is, but everything changes when you meet face-to-face the one they call Jesus! How will your view of Him change when you meet Him?

In the final part of the Markers series we discuss what happens when God says no and what some of the reasons are behind the 'Do Not Enter' signs of life. This sermon encourages us to seek our hearts for pure motives.

Have you ever felt like your life is going in circles? You know God has a great future for you....but nothing is happening in the here and now. Through the story of the battle at Jericho we discover how to yield to God, and in doing so, we might just find ourselves exiting off the round-abouts of life.

History is the greatest predictor of the future. If we do not tell of how faithful God has been in the past, then how will others know they can trust Him with their future? Using the story of Joshua we are challenged to stop, pause, and create markers so future generations can see just how faithful God is.

We all love green lights. It means advance, go, move forward. There are seasons on this faith journey when God will give his green light. Using the story of Joshua, we find out just what to do when God says go!

A vision is all about the destination, but a mission is about the journey along the way. Using the story of Joshua we find out how to make the best of the mission of our lives and the mission of Generation Church so that we fulfill our vision.

As we celebrate five years as a church, through the story of Joshua, we celebrate how far we have come and how faithful God has been, while looking ahead in anticipation of all that God is going to do over the next five years.