In this passage we see God call Jonah to the people of Ninevah. This is not an easy task that God calls Jonah and he responds by running away. God shows He is sovereign over even the wind and waves as he causes a storm to stop Jonah from escaping but then shows His remarkable grace by providing a fish to save him.

We have been shaped by this gift and believe that prophetic input is crucial in providing ongoing direction and encouragement to us as churches and as a movement.

We work hard to break down every division and bring together those who are separated by age, ethnicity, language, culture, economic status, class, education and gender. In this way we display God’s new humanity in Christ.

We are all called to be servants who die to ourselves for the benefit of others. It’s our longing to see this fully modelled in every aspect of life.

We are passionate about fulfilling our call to see the Kingdom of God extended locally and internationally, and are committed to taking the gospel to the ends of the earth, motivated by a desire for Jesus to have worshippers from every people-group and for God to receive the glory.

We are passionate about fulfilling our call to see the Kingdom of God extended locally and internationally, and are committed to taking the gospel to the ends of the earth, motivated by a desire for Jesus to have worshippers from every people-group and for God to receive the glory.

We desire friendship, locally and internationally, in our world-wide mission. We take responsibility for doing all that we can to ensure and enjoy each other’s success, through practical relationships.

We believe in the vitality of every member being filled with the Holy Spirit and the importance of using their God-given gifts to build the church and to impact their communities.

We are saved by grace, sustained by grace and will be glorified because of grace.

This truth gives us great cause for rejoicing and impacts our relationships with one another and the world.

We recognise that God appoints elders and other leaders who serve the local church.

They gladly partner with apostolic teams to help to bring the church to maturity in her world-wide mission.