We're excited to hear from great friend of King's Paul Reid about the gifts that God has placed into every single person and why God takes the gifting so seriously.

We're privileged to have dear friend Priscilla Reid share with us on what it means to have an eternal perspective on this life now and what impact it will have on others and our personal walks with Jesus.

For our Sisterhood Evening, Priscilla Reid shares from Exodus and the story of Moses in order to ask us all what is in our hands and what does God want us to do with it?

We're privileged to have Mark Greenwood with us to share at out Curry Night! Mark talks about the good and bad news in life and what it means to hear the truly good and news of Jesus.

Pastor Thomas finishes our Making A Difference series on James by looking at the final chapter of the book. In this message we hear about how to be cautious and wise with riches, the importance of patience in difficult times, and prayer as a weapon in our Christian walks.

In this evening service, Kath continues our Making A Difference sermon series by looking at the fourth chapter of the book of James. She looks at a variety of issues that James addresses to the church at that time and how we need take these just as seriously today.

Craig continues our Making A Difference series by looking at the third chapter of James. In this sermon, Craig examines the power of our word and what it means to tame the tongue.

We continue our Making A Difference sermon series by hearing about three truths we can see in the second chapter of James. For this, we hear three short messages about attitude, acceptance and actions.

Pastor Iain kicks off our Making A Difference series by reading through the first chapter of James and highlighting elements that are vital in our Christian walks for us to make a difference in our lives.

We're privileged to have Rob Parsons from Care for the Family with us for our All Together Service at the Beach Ballroom. Rob speaks about why the things that are recorded about Jesus are so powerful to this day, for us and for those around us.