How do we react when God says no? However so often when God says no he has something far greater for us. David is not going to build a house for God because God is building a house for him.

The truth is that most people quit on their dreams when things get tough. Yet David has an unrelenting passion for the gospel and his God honoring dreams.

What do you do when everything in your life - your dreams and hopes, seem to be coming to nothing? Journey with David in to the Cave of Adullam and discover hope in the darkest moments.

Howard draws out the true meaning of friendship from the story of David and Jonathan. The true friendship that points to Jesus' relationship with his church.

What is the story of David and Goliath really about? It's it really about search for the hero inside yourself and defeat your giants; OR is it truly about Jesus, the greater David, who gives us the victory over Satan, Sin and Death?

In his fourth Session of the 2015 Weekender, Matt gives us practical ways we can live as fruitful disciples on mission. "Those with changed hearts change nations."

In his third brilliant session from 2015 Weekender Matt asks us to examine our hearts and allow the truth of the Gospel, and God as Father to dismantle the lies we believe about God and ourselves

In his second talk from 2015 Weekender Matt helps us to recognize those hearts moments learn to repent and renounce unchristlike roots and apply spiritual disciplines to bring transformation.

Matt Hatch kicks of our 2015 weekender talks on Disciple Making by tell us the tale of two trees.

Howard explores four biblical metaphors for what Jesus cross achieved and what it means for us. The slave market - redemption; The court room - justification; The temple - cleansing; The family, the home - reconciled.