Throughout our lives we will all experience many tests and trials.

The Lord wants to use these as opportunities for us to grow in intimacy with Him, and walk further along the journey of life He has prepared for us.



Craig looks at the story of Abraham and Isaac in the bible as a blueprint for how we can experience spiritual growth through the tests that we face.

God wants us to understand the times in which we live and what we must do in them. This is why He has given us the prophetic Scriptures.

In this message, Trevor Lowden-Stoole, shares where he believes we currently stand in God's prophetic timetable, what lies ahead of the church of Jesus Christ, and how we should be preparing for it.

Ephesians 5:15 - 21

Last week, Ian explained how a life that is productive, discerning and Spirit filled will protect you from the threat of deception.

But what is at the heart of such a life? What can we focus on in order to make sure that we are productive and discerning? The answer according to Apostle Paul is our relationships.

Join Ian as he explains how we can build great relationships using a Holy Spirit empowered attitude of submission.

Paul writes “let no one deceive you with empty words!” But how can we make sure this doesn’t happen?

Join Ian as he describes the type of life that will help you avoid being deceived.

Scripture: Ephesians 5:15-21

Today Trevor looks at 4 key truths from the book of 2 Peter:

1. The outpouring of God’s wrath is inevitable

2. We are living in a period of grace and the reason for this period is because God wants no-one to perish

3. People will Scoff at the word of God and disregard it.


4. There will be false teachers who will arise and twist the scriptures

We continue our journey through the life of Gideon today!

There is so much for us to learn from this passage:

1. God has a plan for our lives

2. There will be a cost to us following Christ

3. God is so patient with us

4. Our Obedience leads us into a life of Impact

We are always available to talk and pray with you.

Last week, Craig explained how your identity impacts your God-given mission as a Christ follower.

This week, Ian explores the impact identity has on your lifestyle.

There is a story God is writing in each of our lives.

He calls us into a life of purpose that is challenging, exciting and naturally supernatural.

We may not feel we have what it takes, the dreams He lays on our hearts may seem impossible - but if we would turn our eyes to Him, realise our identity in Christ and step into our destiny - a life of eternal impact awaits.

Journey with Craig through the life of Gideon as we learn lessons on what it means to have King Jesus at work in our lives inspite of our weakness and doubt.

esus says that in this world we will face trails.

Today Trevor looks at 4 main points in answering the questions that help us to have hope in the midst of suffering:

1. What does the bible teach us about hardship and suffering?

2. Why is there so much suffering in the world?

3. Why do believers in Christ still go through the same trials unbelievers do?

4. What should our attitude be to trials in our life?

We trust you are challenged and encouraged by the message today!

Psychologists are beginning to realise that an alter ego can empower a person to be a better version of themselves. They refer to this as the “Batman Effect”.

For thousands of years, the Bible has been encouraging Christians to do a similar thing by imitating God and walking in love as Christ did. But there are significant differences.

Ian continues to explore these, concentrating primarily of the practicalities of walking in love as Christ did. These practicalities involve three crucial replacements:

1) anger with forgiveness,

2) theft with giving, and

3) talk that corrodes the fabric of community with words that supply grace.