This week in our Romans 8 series JP preaches on verses 26 & 27, where we're told that the Spirit himself intercedes for us. He addresses two questions: 1) Where's God when it hurts? 2) Where's God when I pray?

In the next part of our Romans 8 series, Sarah preaches on the future glory that is to come and the groaning of both creation and us, those who follow Jesus and await his return.

We continue our series in Romans 8 and this Sunday get to enjoy and explore what it means that we are no longer bound by a spirit of slavery, but set free into the Spirit of adoption.

We're in week two of our new Romans series. This week Tim preached on the next few verses in chapter 8 and unpacks the beauty of all that God has done that the law was never able to do.

We're in week two of our new Romans series. This week Tim preached on the next few verses in chapter 8 and unpacks the beauty of all that God has done that the law was never able to do.

In the first part of our new series in Romans 8, Jon preaches on the famous opening verses from this chapter and explores what it actually means for us to no longer be under condemnation.

In this one-off message, Rosie speaks into the subject of money and points out that the issue Paul's speaking about isn't necessarily money itself, but rather the love of it. It's a heart issue and we can only ever find true satisfaction and security in Jesus.

On a very special Sunday, guest speaker Mark Ritchie preaches a one-off Easter message. We discover the wonder of the resurrection and the undying hope we find in the first heartbeat of Jesus as he's raised from the dead.

As we look ahead to Easter Weekend, Callum preaches a one-off message as part of Palm Sunday. He explores what it means for us to preach Christ crucified and helps our hearts be ready to receive and celebrate all that is to happen on the history-changing weekend we now know as Easter.

In a special one-off message, guest speaker Steve Morrison unpacks the salvation that was prophesied about, the angels obsess over, and has now come to us.