Many of the relationships with the biggest impact on your life will be the friendships your form over the years. The Bible is full of stories of friendship that helped people flourish and become all God intended them to be. Sadly, friendship can also have the opposite effect - it can leave us broken, disappointed and further from God’s purpose for our lives.

In this message, you will learn about God’s rules for friendship that will help you set up relationships in such a way that the right people will have the right kind of influence on you.

Your family is probably perfect, right? No?!

Well, most families aren't, because when you throw a bunch of imperfect people into one house, you are bound to end up with a bit of a mess.

In the third part of the Love Rules series, we learn an old secret to healthy family relations.

Marriage is one of the deepest and most beautiful relationships humans can have. Sadly, it doesn’t always reflect that kind of beauty anymore; divorce rates are going up and more and more people are avoiding marriage altogether.

What if there was a simple rule that could help us overcome some of the obstacles we face in marriages every day?

In this message, a day before Valentine’s Day, we look at a rule in the Bible that will help our marriages flourish and grow.

People have been obsessed with love since the beginning of time - more books have been written, movies directed and songs sung about love than any other topic under the sun. What if our search for the “perfect” love came from a place deep inside our souls that long for a kind of love that no human can give us?  

In the first part of this series we look at the deepest love relationship we can have - the love between us and God; and also why we sometimes feel disconnected from that kind of love.

Everyone knows that you need to break from bad habits - but don't you make resolutions based on good habits you should add to your life? Maybe that is because not doing the right thing is just as destructive as constantly living with the bad things in our lives.

In the last part of the "Breaking the Bad" series, we learn how important it is to break from neglect.

Every person struggles with some kind of bad behaviour; even Christians who have been following Jesus for a long time. Maybe you have looked for quick fixes in self-help articles and videos, only to find that it doesn't lead to lasting change. In this message, you'll learn from the Bible how you can break from bad behaviour by acknowledging your shortcomings and looking for help from someone that can help you change on the heart level.

We all know the saying, “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words can never hurt me”, and we all know that it isn’t true! Words have incredible power to make or break us. Everyone carries scars from harmful words that were spoken over them sometime during their lives.

In the second part of this series, we learn what we can do when we are on the receiving side of harmful words; and what we can do to prevent us from being the ones that dish out the harmful words.

Everyone struggles with bad habits from time to time.  One of the most toxic habits is bad thought patterns: negative thoughts, fearful thoughts, thoughts of discontentment and comparison, etc. These thought patterns fill us with fear and anxiety.

In the first part of the "Breaking the Bad" series, we look at three practical steps you can take to break from bad thought patterns and start living the life God intended you to live. The battle for most things in life starts in your mind! So, let’s break from bad thought patterns!

Ephesians 5:15-21  

Learning to walk in a way that is worthy of the calling which we have been called.

The most common way to lose something of value is not to throw it away but to misplace it. The same is true for our faith - for our relationship with Jesus.

In the last part of this series, we look at a moment in the life of Mary and Joseph, when they lost Jesus and how they found Him again.