In the middle of a section of his letter about leaving our old life behind and taking up our new life with God, Paul reminds us that when on that journey it means there is nothing that divides us from one another anymore as we are all caught up into a bigger story!

As part of our series at Church Family Night, we explore this big question: what is the church? Why do we exist and what is our purpose? So much encouragement and challenge for us here!

Malcolm explores how it is that we should be expectant of God. How much do we expect Him to be at work around us? What should that look like?

Last week we explored the words 'Forgive us our debts'. Now we turn to the following part of Jesus' prayer: 'As we forgive our debtors'. As people who have received God's grace we must also conduct ourselves with grace and forgiveness towards others.

Carrying on our series in Colossians, we come to Paul's words about how life with Jesus can and should dramatically change our lives, moving from the darkness we once knew to a life of light.

When Jesus meets a man with leprosy, He doesn’t treat him like just part of the crowd. He chooses intentionally to meet him, to do something in his life, and to give him a purpose. Dave explores how Jesus wants to do the same with us.

As we carry on our series in the Lord's prayer, Jackie helps us to consider what it really means to ask God to forgive our sins.

What can we let get in the way of real relationship with God? We can get distracted, but there is a way to pursue God without all the 'stuff' that we can often add in along the way.

In our first evening gathering on the site of what will be our new building, Malcolm shares lessons from the life of Peter, and what it means to be defined by Jesus in our lives.

As we carry on our journey in the Lord's Prayer, Malcolm shares on the phrase 'Give us today our daily bread'. There are profound physical and spiritual senses in which we look to God for provision, and there are so many reasons to be grateful to Him.