This preach explores the Kingdom, where greatness is found in humility, mercy triumphs over judgment and every individual, no matter how seemingly insignificant, is of immense worth. These are the core values of relationships in the kingdom.

If Jesus is who he says he is in Matthew 17, what should our response be? Even if you choose to reject it, you still need to respond.

This preach explores the Kingdom and the upside-down approach to relationships in this Kingdom.

In the Kingdom of God, the way up is down. But what goes down will come up. Peter has a super high moment followed by a super low moment. Jesus says this is the way of the Kingdom laying down your life is the only way to find it.

Through the parable of the Sower Jesus gives instruction, warning and encouragement in how and when we share the gospel.

The parable of the sower is both a warning and an encouragement to everyone who hears the gospel and the word of God (the seed). How we listen to that word is a good indication of the state of our hearts (the soil).

The parable of the sower helps us to understand that God causes the growth, fruit will come alongside disappointment, so keep sowing.

Through his ministry and teaching, Jesus teaches and demonstrates how he is not who we expect him to be and how this is a challenge and encouragement for us.

Jesus is the Messiah and King, with power and authority over sickness, the spiritual realm and even nature. He is the judge, the one who knows our hearts and motives, but he is also our Saviour with a heart that is gentle and humble towards us.

Unpacking Jesus’ claims about himself as Messiah, Judge and Saviour. We explore what to do when Jesus doesn’t do what we want him to do and dig into the wonderful truth about the amazing Saviour Jesus is.