Sometimes God doesn’t rescue us immediately because He’s doing something deeper in us. Rock bottom may not be where God’s story ends; it may be where we discover a fresh purpose and a new fragrance for our lives.

Speaker - Lead Pastor, Leon Evans

In week one of Ghosting God, we explore the story of Jonah and what happens when we run from God instead of responding to him. Jonah’s story reminds us that ignoring God can take us further from where he wants us to be, but even when we run, God never stops moving towards us. Whatever storm we’re facing, the invitation is simple: stop running, turn towards God, and trust him with the next step.

Speaker - Lead Pastor, Leon Evans

The vastness of creation reminds us that although we are incredibly small, we are far from insignificant because the God who created the universe keeps us on His mind, knows us, sees us and cares deeply for us. Whether we are in seasons of joy or struggle, worship reminds us of what remains true: God is bigger than we can comprehend, and He has given us everything through Jesus.

Speaker - Executive Pastor, Andy Hancock

Life doesn’t always go to plan, and sometimes the unexpected storms we face can shake everything we thought was secure. However faith isn’t about controlling the outcome or pretending we have no questions; it’s about trusting the person of Jesus, knowing that He can calm the storm around us, or sometimes bring peace within us even when circumstances remain unchanged. Ultimately, the invitation is to build our lives on Christ as our firm foundation, because when everything else is shaken, He remains constant.

Speaker - Jayne Sargeant

Why do Christians sing so much about the name of Jesus? In the Bible, a name represents identity, character and authority—not just a label. While people often "name drop" to borrow influence, Jesus' name stands above every other because it reveals who He is and what He came to do.

Speaker - Lead Pastor, Leon Evans

Our confidence in God's goodness is not based on an easy life but on His unchanging character. God's goodness is revealed through His patient mercy towards humanity, His unseen protection over our lives, and His faithful presence. Even in suffering and uncertainty, God remains good—not because life is always good, but because He is.

Speaker - Stuart Blount

Laura unpacks why Christians sing lyrics about graves, dry bones, resurrection and death, explaining that these songs are rooted in the central story of the Bible rather than strange religious imagery. They are reminders that Jesus continues to restore relationships, renew hope, heal brokenness and breathe life into every place we invite Him, calling us to live as people who carry His life and love into the world.

Speaker - Laura Hancock

We often sing words without fully understanding them, however we're invited to discover the rich truths behind the songs we sing; allowing biblical truths and theology to shape our faith through songs of praise, declaration and testimony. Worship transforms us, reminding us of our identity and renewing our hope even in difficult circumstances, just as songs sustained believers throughout history.

Speaker - Executive Pastor, Andy Hancock

Our true identity isn't found in our achievements, labels or the opinions of others, but in belonging to Jesus, who calls us by name. From that identity flows a God-given purpose—to know God and make Him known—rather than simply existing or chasing success. Following Jesus gives us an eternal hope that reaches beyond our failures, fears and even death itself. We are made for more.

Speaker - Lead Pastor, Leon Evans

Whatever situations we may find ourselves in today, and how unbearable it might feel, God knows exactly where we are and still comes close, speaking hope, restoring perspective, and inviting us to listen for His voice that changes everything.

Speaker - Lead Pastor, Leon Evans