Rick reminds us of the special nature of our adoption by God. We were chosen!... Chosen to be part of a new body of believers, part of a new family with a unique role within it!

Brian examines Satan's strategy to discredit the Christian and entice him to sin, revealing the power we are given to resist Satan's intent.

Rick continues the study in Ephesians with a more detailed look at the theological concept of the Trinity, showing that God is one being, comprising of Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

Rick introduces a new series that will extract themes taken from the book of Ephesians. He commences in chapter 1 with an insight into the Apostle Paul, author of the book.

Concluding and summarising our series in Romans, Chrissie exalts us to be on our guard against allowing modern thinking to dilute the truth of the gospel

Using a verse from Isaiah 40, 'Those whose hope is in the Lord will renew their strength', Rick turns to Romans 15 to ask, 'Is your dream God's dream for you?'.....for God is the God of hope ( Rom 15:13) who wants you to overflow with joy and peace by the power of the Holy Spirit, certain of His unique plan for your future.

In his Easter Sunday message, Rick combines the major theme of Romans 13 with the question, 'Do you believe that God is in full control today?'

Ricky asks many telling questions as he takes us on a journey involving our natural behaviour and the biblical standard given in Gal 5:22 revealing the nine-fold characteristics making up the 'fruit of the Spirit'.

In continuing our study in Romans, Ricky reminds us that chapters 10 and 11 fit well with where we are as a church, in that God is seeking to make changes that will benefit us, whilst at the same time assuring us that, 'We are saved by grace'......but for a purpose!......and carry a warning about disobedience and the dangers of modern thinking that seeks to limit and override basic scriptural values.

In obedience to the Holy Spirit's prompting, Alan puts aside his prepared message for the church to share in the context of breaking bread together, the need in these times of significant transition, to reawaken Kingdom priorities within us.