Join us as Andy continues in our "Metrics" series looking at how community and relational health are some of the keys to unlocking the rule and reign of Jesus in our communities for the flourishing of everyone around us.

Join us this week as Stu and Emma Bothwell both share about what it means to carry the presence of Jesus into our everyday, nine-to-five jobs. We explore what it means to view our work as a part of our worship and how our work is one of the greatest tools we have in releasing the divine potential that God has stored up in the communities we find ourselves in.

As we continue to look at how we demonstrate the rule and reign of Jesus in our lives, Andy explores how living lives of radical generosity contributes to the flourishing of our communities.

Listen as Andy reflects on the life and mission of St Patrick on the island of Ireland and how the commission of Jesus is still the same today: to demonstrate the rule and reign of Jesus through of lives for the flourishing of our communities.

The Scriptures are not a mere collection of information rather an open door to encounter the presence of God. This week, Andy takes us right back to the start answering the question of what relevance an ancient text has to a 21st century, post-modern culture.

Jesus' invitation to the disciples is the same invitation extended today: "follow me." As followers of Jesus he invites us, through intimacy and relationship, to be with Him and to become like Him. In a world where busyness has become a badge of honour, is it a realistic goal to cultivate daily devotion to Jesus? Listen as Stu explores how an age old spiritual practice is the gateway to freedom in a digital age.

Acts 8:26-40 recounts how the life of a eunuch from Ethiopia was transformed by Philip's commitment to living a life of radical submission to the voice of God. Listen as Andy unpacks how our lives should be marred by the same radical submission and the markers we have been given to measure submission in our lives.

Worship is more than a genre of music but a posture of the heart. This week James explores how worship amplifies the voice of Jesus in our lives and allows Him to form our hearts to become more like his.

Our understanding of what we think God is like effects how we pray and just like Moses spoke to God as a friend, face to face, the greatest privilege of our journey with Jesus is that we get to be with Him. Join us as Stu explores how we can cultivate a life of intimate prayer and connection to the Father.