We’re starting a new sermon series today called Rhythm. And today we’re looking at grace. We’re going to explore how to live our lives with a rhythm that both continually receives grace from God, but also shows that grace to others around us. We’re...
Unprecedented. Have you used that word recently? More importantly, what you have done in your life that is “unprecedented”? God is leading our church to live out a bold faith: one that pushes us past our comfort zones and into unprecedented territory...
This message is the fourth in the Trailblazer series and examines from various vantage points the complete transformation that takes place when someone personally accepts and trusts in the person of Jesus Christ.
When was the last time you were afraid? For most adults, it’s probably been a while. We tend to “grow out of” normal childhood fears when we realised that the boogie man really doesn’t exist. But maturity usually just means a shift... from irrational...
Everyone needs hope. You may not feel the need for it now, but you will soon. Hope is yearning for improvement in the midst of your despair. Examining a woman in despair in 2 Kings 4, this message shows us a path to hopeful living when...
There are no hidden costs with Jesus because he doesn’t want there to be hidden disappointments. He tells us up-front that He doesn’t want you to be His fan. He does want you to be His follower. And there is a difference.
Our goal in life is to know God and to be changed by Him. But that goal is made more difficult by the fact that we are all faulty and often don’t even know it. So God gives us friends. To not only cheer us along through life, but to help us realise...
Why do so many relationships start so well, and end so poorly?
Through supporting scientific data and biblical advice, this message will unveil a landmark study that provides the single-greatest ingredient for enduring relationships.
God gives us boundaries because He wants us to enjoy life to the full, not to impose rules on our lives. Today we’ll see how boundaries and tripwires are for our good.