Jesus didn’t just model a powerful life of faith; He invited us into it. In John 14, Jesus promises that those who believe in Him will do the works He did and even greater things, because of the power of the Holy Spirit at work within us to see His ministry extended and multiplied through His people.

Throughout scripture we see a consistent call to a life of faith and believing for things not yet seen. We also see incredible stories of men and women whose lives carried eternal significance because their story was marked by an unrivalled trust in God being faithful to His promises and people. These elements of scripture can be a great encouragement to us when life begins to feel stagnant and vision for our purpose, our workplace, our finances, for community and family seems limited.

Jesus didn’t just model a powerful life of faith; He invited us into it. In John 14, Jesus promises that those who believe in Him will do the works He did and even greater things, because of the power of the Holy Spirit at work within us to see His ministry extended and multiplied through His people.

Throughout scripture we see a consistent call to a life of faith and believing for things not yet seen. We also see incredible stories of men and women whose lives carried eternal significance because their story was marked by an unrivalled trust in God being faithful to His promises and people. These elements of scripture can be a great encouragement to us when life begins to feel stagnant and vision for our purpose, our workplace, our finances, for community and family seems limited.

Jesus didn’t just model a powerful life of faith; He invited us into it. In John 14, Jesus promises that those who believe in Him will do the works He did and even greater things, because of the power of the Holy Spirit at work within us to see His ministry extended and multiplied through His people.

Throughout scripture we see a consistent call to a life of faith and believing for things not yet seen. We also see incredible stories of men and women whose lives carried eternal significance because their story was marked by an unrivalled trust in God being faithful to His promises and people. These elements of scripture can be a great encouragement to us when life begins to feel stagnant and vision for our purpose, our workplace, our finances, for community and family seems limited.

In scripture, we see the call for the church to engage in Kingdom Advancing Mission. But what does this actually look like in our lives? We unpack 3 important facets of Kingdom Advancing Mission.

Jesus didn’t just model a powerful life of faith; He invited us into it. In John 14, Jesus promises that those who believe in Him will do the works He did and even greater things, because of the power of the Holy Spirit at work within us to see His ministry extended and multiplied through His people.

Throughout scripture we see a consistent call to a life of faith and believing for things not yet seen. We also see incredible stories of men and women whose lives carried eternal significance because their story was marked by an unrivalled trust in God being faithful to His promises and people. These elements of scripture can be a great encouragement to us when life begins to feel stagnant and vision for our purpose, our workplace, our finances, for community and family seems limited.

Jesus didn’t just model a powerful life of faith; He invited us into it. In John 14, Jesus promises that those who believe in Him will do the works He did and even greater things, because of the power of the Holy Spirit at work within us to see His ministry extended and multiplied through His people.

Throughout scripture we see a consistent call to a life of faith and believing for things not yet seen. We also see incredible stories of men and women whose lives carried eternal significance because their story was marked by an unrivalled trust in God being faithful to His promises and people. These elements of scripture can be a great encouragement to us when life begins to feel stagnant and vision for our purpose, our workplace, our finances, for community and family seems limited.

From Matthew 16 we see 3 important levels that we're invited into Christ, The Church & The Kingdom and what it actually looks like to meaningfully engage with a local church - a local community of faith.

This series focusses on our Church Values, connecting them to themes from the Book of Psalms.  Each shared value represents an essential part of our personal faith in Christ. The poetic emphasis and expressions in Psalms provide a foundation for exploring how these values interact with the call to personal spiritual transformation. We see people receiving a richer understanding of what our values are, how they are outworked practically, and how they contribute to a flourishing life and community.

In this message, we look at Psalm 51 and the topic of Repentance; What is is, why it matters and how we practice it.

This series focusses on our Church Values, connecting them to themes from the Book of Psalms.  Each shared value represents an essential part of our personal faith in Christ. The poetic emphasis and expressions in Psalms provide a foundation for exploring how these values interact with the call to personal spiritual transformation. We see people receiving a richer understanding of what our values are, how they are outworked practically, and how they contribute to a flourishing life and community.