The last question the Apostles ever asked Christ before he ascended to Heaven was about something He'd already told them not to focus on, let alone waste time worrying about. How many of us still need to learn that lesson?

Follow along in Acts 1:6-11

We live in a society that hates waiting for anything – our coffee, our pay cheque, our lives to work out, whatever. As we begin our study on the book of Acts, Pastor Josh points out the inherit contradiction of Christ's challenge to the newly minted Apostles: GO and spread the good news to all people, everywhere. But first, WAIT. So what is their reaction?

As we finish our exhaustive study of the Book of Mark, we're left with The Great Commission: go into all the world and make disciples of all nations. Pastor Josh asks the question, how are we all doing on that front?

Follow along in Mark 16:14-20

After Jesus' resurrection he appeared to his disciples on the beach while they were out fishing. They didn't recognize him until he repeated the miracle he had done when they met - having them cast their nets on the other side so they burst with fish. Peter then jumped out of the boat and swam to shore, after putting on his heavy cloak. Why? Pastor Josh explores this and suggests that, like in another miracle, Peter wasn't expecting to get wet.

Back to our Book of Mark series we arrive at the moment where Jesus' resurrection is revealed to three of his women disciples. Pastor Josh examines their reaction, the 'young man' in the tomb, and what we can learn from how the resurrection changed all the disciples.

This week Pastor Conrad shares a timely message for wedding season. Looking at Ephesians 5:15-25, Pastor Conrad explains how marriage is more than physical, relational or emotional. It's first-and-foremost spiritual.

This week Guest Pastor Rich Redman looks at the Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:14-30) and demonstrates that we've all been given talents that we're expected to use. So how well are we using them?

Completing the crucifixion of Jesus, Pastor Josh looks at the facts of Jesus' death – one of the most important facts of Christianity – and why, when the Romans pierced his side blood and water came out... and what that signifies.

Follow along in John 19:31-37

In this final message covering the words that Jesus spoke while on the cross, Pastor Josh examines what Jesus' words demonstrate about his relationship with his Father in Heaven. But we also look at what the words of the Roman Centurion suggest about how the Spirit of God moves us to believe in him.

In part 4 of our miniseries covering the words Jesus spoke while on the cross, we reach the pinnacle of all seven sayings: "It is finished." And while Christians can understand the significance of these words, it's often hard to explain to others without using terms that only other Christians get.