Josh interviews Reuben Smyth and we hear about the incredible role of The Edge youth centre in Reuben’s life and faith. It is amazing to see how God kept speaking to Reuben through people and circumstances until Jesus finally became undeniable to him.

Paul brings our Walk This Way series to a close. He reminds us that worship is simply the natural overflow of enjoyment and awe and that we can only walk when we know where we sit. God is calling us into new and transformed lives, but we can only walk in response to His love and only by the power of His Spirit in us!

Karen tackles the final section of the letter to the Ephesians. She reminds us that EVERYTHING IS SPIRITUAL and that we are constantly in a battle for hearts, minds and lives that needs God’s armour and the Sword of His Spirit. WALK THIS WAY … this is how we fight our battles!

Paul continues our WALK THIS WAY journey, entering the final chapter of Ephesians. We see that Jesus is calling us into abundant lives that are marked by SUBMISSION and SACRIFICE.

Josh continues our WALK THIS WAY series in Ephesians 4 and reminds us that, because of what God has given us through Jesus, our life in Jesus is about overflow not protocol.

We celebrate Resurrection Sunday, exploring the impact the events had on the people involved 2000 years ago and reflecting on our response today. The resurrection message is a reminder of the victory that Jesus achieved for all who accept Him, regardless of our past.

Alain Emerson, from Emmanuel Church and Tobar, joins us to continue our journey through Ephesians as we look at a few key leadership gifts that help the whole church find our place and walk in God’s story. We are called to be a family on mission not a people who build monuments.

Ali continues our journey through Ephesians. In chapter 4 we shift gears from what we have been freely given in Christ to how we are called to live out our faith and hope in Him. We have to know where we sit before we walk. WALK THIS WAY … unity in diversity.

Paul helps us continue our journey through Ephesians as we celebrate communion together

Paul explores Ephesians chapter 2 where we see that the human condition has only two states, DEAD or ALIVE.  We are reminded that we are saved by GRACE ALONE and that as a follower of Jesus we are simply called to be ‘one beggar showing another beggar where to find bread’.