Just as the earth revolves around the Sun, so all of reality revolves around the Throne of God. John's vision of this heavenly place gives us an insight into why Jesus is worthy of being the centre of our lives, and what difference that makes.

A church that does not have a healthy inner life cannot hope to withstand great external threats of living in a chaotic, fallen world. Pete Greenwood considers Jesus' warnings and encouragements to the seven churches of Revelation 2-3.

Pete Greenwood begins a new series on the weird and wonderful book of Revelation. He introduces us to John's vision, explains what an 'apocalypse' really is, and shows us how Christ gives us the power not to fear the tides of history.

Pete Greenwood brings the series on Acts to an end considering how Paul urges us to 'finish well' the endurance race we call life.

Jon Tran investigates how the Gospel of Jesus can help us navigate murky cultural waters.

How can a community develop enough grace to allow differences without fractures? Campbell Brice explores Acts 15 for the answer.

Is it possible for a community to gain and maintain racial unity? It seems like a long shot in our world of increasing racial division. But Acts 10 tells a different story. Pete Greenwood takes us through how the Gospel can bring harmony and overcome barriers.

Pete Greenwood introduces the most famous conversion to Christianity of all time - the experience of Saul/Paul on the Damascus Road. Here we discover three elements of a true conversion - an encounter with Jesus, an exposing of darkness, and an embrace of mercy and grace.

Pete Greenwood presents the challenge for Christians to be agents of restoration.

Jon Tran shows us the kind of deep community that is generated by a group of people who are empowered to live out the Gospel in everyday life.