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Mark Foley speaks through the difficult story in Mark 7:24-30 and explains that while this may seem harsh to our ears, Jesus is offering an incredible lifeline to this gentile woman.
Rajan took us through the story of Jesus walking on the water how how like Peter, we are required to step out.
Continuing our series on Mark, we explore what it looks like to have compassion as Jesus had compassion, even when we feel we have nothing left to give.
Mark Foley continues our series in Mark, focusing on chapter 6:14-29 and exploring the reality that even in our abiding in Christ and our faithfulness, senseless loss and pain will still occur.
Kicking off our series on Mark and what true faith looks like, Jayden Battey from Baptist World Aid spoke on what it looks like to go out into the world.
Finishing off our series, Gratton Savage encourages us that it isn't how we start, it is about finishing well.
What does a radically ordinary life look like?
Nick walks us through the story of Naaman being healed through an ordinary act that began not with kings or people of great influence, but with the witness and advice of the humble and obedient.
Senior Pastor Mark speaks on the prophet Elijah who asks the question then and now, who do you worship?
Mark finishes Solomon's story and calls us to not make the same mistakes in our own lives.
In the first message of our series on King Solomon, we explore the foundations that shaped the early success of his reign. Solomon loved the Lord, recognised his dependence on God, placed worship at the centre of the nation, and ensured that God received the glory for Israel’s flourishing.
Drawing from 1 Kings 1–10 and 2 Chronicles 1–9, this message invites us to examine our own lives. Do we know that we are loved by God? Are we relying on His wisdom rather than our own strength? Have other priorities quietly taken His place? And does the way we live point others towards Him?
True success begins not with wealth, influence or achievement, but with a life rooted in God.
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