God is at work in our lives all the time. He wants to transform us into the person He intended us to be. He wants His church to be the church He intended it to be and He has been busy transforming it since the early years of the church.

Gill continues the Transformation series looking at Martha and Mary encountering Jesus after Lazarus had died. She shares a story about the painting, The Tears of Christ by Makoto Fujimura

Mark Stoneham takes us through what worshipping God is all about. It is not just about the songs we sing. There is a whole lot more to Worship than what most of us think.

We had some technology issues on Sunday, so the message is a hybrid one.

Mark continues the Transformation series by looking at what transformation takes place in our lives when we surrender our lives to God and invite Jesus Christ to be our Lord and Saviour.

Mark begins the first in the series on Transformation. What happens when we are saved? When we are saved our lives are transformed by the grace and power of God. When we are saved there is an instant transformation that happens in our lives, our spirit and soul is reborn, is reconnected to God, who is spirit. We become new creations in Christ Jesus.

Gill continues the summer series by looking at the way scripture uses the picture of a river, in the first and last books of the bible, as well as elsewhere.

Gill continues with the summer series, today she looks at Communication. There’s a real art to communicating well, so here’s a really great question to start us off this morning – how do we communicate? How well do we pay attention to communications we receive? How does God communicate with us? Do we recognise God's communication with us?

Gill continues the Summer series. It is impossible to respond to the hard things of God with tenderness not hardness when we are relying on our own strength and ability.

Gill begins our Summer program looking at how important it is for each one of us to be ourselves, to be the person God created us to be.

Mark Visser concludes the series of Sermon on the Mount looking at the last six verses of Matthew chapter seven, where Jesus tells the parable of the wise and foolish builders and which one he expects his disciples - you and me - to be like.