Sometimes we have small faith and other times we have small expectations of God, but it's tall faith we should be after. Mike shares the biblical account of a small man who put in the effort to get above the crowd and how his faith was rewarded when he got to take Jesus home.

What do you do when it seems the darkness is winning? The world feels more chaotic than ever, guest speaker Brian Synnott suggests. Wars, divisions, unrest and sometimes even the battle inside our own hearts and minds. But what if God has already spoken into these crazy days? We explore Psalm 37 written by a man who lived on the run for years and hunted by evil and hear God's wisdom on how to live with peace; even in the midst of evil itself.

It's not about the promise–it's about His presence. God's presence defines us, refines us and sustains us. He can turn your mess into a message and meet you in the desert just as powerfully as in paradise. Pastor Dara exhorts us: Don't trade connection for comfort. Stay where He is.

Pastor Tom encourages us to replace thoughts that plague us; anxious thoughts that 9 times out of 10 never even happen. And to replace them with Truth. Whatever things are noble and excellent and praiseworthy - to think about such things.

On Easter Sunday, Pastor Tom looks at how Pontious Pilat washed his hands when it came to condemning Jesus to death on a cross; and encourages us that the waters of Baptism into faith in Jesus Christ is far better.

On Palm Sunday the people shouted "Hosanna!" which means "Save us!" Pastor Dara talks about the triumphal entry into Jerusalem that Jesus made that day.

Pastor Tom looks at John chapter 5. It's the account of Jesus healing a man born blind by having him wash in the Pool of Siloam. There was superstition about angels stirring up the water of the Pool.

Sometimes our minds are so full of things that we block space for Jesus. To take up the life of Jesus – Pastor Mike suggests – we have to put down our burdens in surrender.

Pastor Michael looks at Mark chapter 10 and reminds us that the Lord knows all of our joys, all of our pain and all of our sorrows. We are to guard our heart above all else, for out of it flows the issues of life.

Are we sometimes waiting and wasting our time for something God hasn't asked us to do; rushing to believe untruths we hear in our culture? Tom looks at the healing of the crippled man who'd been waiting 38 years to be healed by the pool of Bethesda before Jesus came to him; and encourages us to look to God and not to just dive right in!