How often are we in a situation what we don't understand? Leanne brings a message based in the book of Esther that speaks of not knowing why some things happen, but living purposefully in those times.

Following on from our introduction to the life Gideon last week where we learned that out private steps guide our public ministries. Dave concludes our study of Gideon by looking at how life isn't actually about us at all, it is all about God. We need to surrender ourselves to his ways, which are far higher than our own.

Beginning with a study into the life of Gideon, Dave unpacks how our private preparations can grow and outflow into our public standing. This is a vital stage in the life of Gideon as he moves from a position of desperation into his God given Destiny.

So easily we can succumb to a negative attitude. This outlook can spoil our mood, and our day. It will also overflow into our actions. John Partington looks at way in which we can combat this negativity.

The second location of vital importance is the place of Residence. Dave looks at how our attitude here will shape our life.

In a Christian's life, there are three key locations. Dave kicks off this new series by looking at the Place of Worship. How do we view the Church?

Enthusiasm is a fundamental character trait. Everyone has levels of enthusiasm, from the 'deep rooted' enthusiasm through to over the top expressive enthusiasm. Leanne looks at how, as a Church, we are Enthusiastic. How does it effect our lives, and how it can drive us forward in our daily lives.

Unity.The Church is called to be united in all things, whether its in spirituality, family matters, finance or any other category on the nearly unending list. Dave Bolton looks at how being United is one of our fundamental beliefs and where it fits into our values as a local Church.

Generosity is such an important value for the church. Dave carries on from Rob's message last week.

Generosity - Its one of the characteristics that was fundamental in the founding of the Early Church. Rob unpacks how as a local Church, we should be generous with our treasure.