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Rob launches our Acts preaching series, encouraging us that Acts is about what Jesus continued to do and teach His church. We are encouraged to pursue Jesus fully, expecting to close the gap between the Acts church and the church today.
Rob speaks about the need for the church to have a renewed confidence in God, the Word of God, the deeds of God, the desires of God and the things of God, as well as recalibrating our lives to align with God’s kingdom.
On the brink of a new year, Dave asks an honest question: will we stand still, look back, or trust God enough to move forward in faith.
When was the first time God spoke to someone in the New Testament? In a part of the Christmas story often overlooked by nativity plays, the divine silence is broken and joy is coming!
We round up our Real Jesus Series by looking at Jesus as the King. Was Jesus legitimately a King or was it just an unfounded claim, a delusion? Today, does Jesus Christ genuinely have all authority and sit on the throne of Heaven? If true, how do we respond?
The Real Jesus is fully God AND full human. Geff speaks about how God would make himself a human being like us, and why it was necessary that he did!
People want a Jesus who fits in with what they think is best for them: the influencer Jesus, the life coach, the motivational speaker or the religious celebrity. Central to His identity, however, is that the Real Jesus is the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.
Could you even begin to imagine what it must mean for a human to be completely pure, sinless and perfect? Words like 'holiness' and 'righteousness' are lost on us in our culture but are at the heart of who Jesus is.
What words would you use to describe what God is really like? In Matthew 11, Jesus allows us to peer to the deepest depths of His heart where we find gentleness and lowliness.
Dave preaches from John 15 about the real Jesus not being merely figure from the past but the true vine who we can be connected to today, the one who brings us life and fruitfulness.
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