Sometimes we need to hear the bad news before we will accept the good news. That’s why it’s important to have a clear perception of reality, and to be honest, though most of us are genuinely good people, we aren’t as good as we think.

Let's continue on our journey into Romans with Craig!

Join Ian as we continue to unwrap Romans.

Today we start a new series from the book of Romans. This piece of scripture is considered to be one of the clearest explanations of the good news of Jesus and we can’t wait to journey through it together.

We are so privileged to have Glen Miller with us. Glen has been a pastor for many years and leads Hands of Hope which has a huge impact in Zimbabwe.

Today he speaks about God's favourite place on earth. And once we realize that, how does it affect what we care about and how we live?

This is the last of the Upside-Down series. Last week, we explored three traits of Kingdom Citizens, namely that they are loving, forgiving and exemplary. However, to show these traits requires radical transformation of the heart. Join Ian as he adds fruitfulness and obedience to the list and describes the transformation that makes it all possible.

Luke 6:43-49

Today we look at part 2 in our series on the Upside Down Kingdom taken from the sermon on the plain in Luke 6.

We trust you are challenged and encouraged!

If we belong to God’s Kingdom, we may experience His blessings. But who qualifies to enter the Kingdom of God? And how should we behave if we want to be blessed by God? Join Ian as he answers these questions and uncovers the main principal that guides the ethics of the upside-down kingdom - the principle that leads us into the greatest blessing.

The Christian faith hinges on Jesus' death and resurrection. Today we look at:

Did Jesus' death and resurrection catch God by surprise?

Why was the resurrection important?

What do we receive as a result?

How can I experience the life change the resurrection brings?

Many Christians today only have a partial knowledge of the message of the cross because they have only been told part of it. This has left many with a skewed knowledge of the God of the Bible and is causing great problems in the church; problems like worldliness and immorality.

In this message Trevor gives us an overview of what the full message of the cross is and challenges us to embrace it fully.