Stephen kicks off the new series 'Never Alone' talking about the works of the Holy Spirit within us.

In this "family chat", Dave asks the question "What on earth are we doing?", comparing things we do here with what we could do a lot better in heaven. But there's a problem.

Chevon concludes the series about stories, the language of life, by encouraging us to ask ourselves great questions such as "what is at the heart of my story?".

Chevon continues the stories series, sharing some powerful personal stories about her son creating a prosthetic hand for a child, and a challenging experience in the cinema.

Stories are powerful. Jesus was a master storyteller and the Bible is full of amazing stories. But are we using stories to their full potential? Chevon tells us how we can do that.

Rachel digs deeper into "Toward the Butterfly" and looks at why we happily serve with such a heart of gratitude. What do 3 people singing a 90s R&B 3-part harmony have to do with serving well? Listen to Rachel's personal story about her daughter to find out.

In this Easter Sunday message, Mark Stevens shows us - from personal experience and from what the Bible says about it - how the cross is the greatest sign of hope that humanity has ever witnessed. It's a crossover point.

Steve Matthew looks at the process of growing in our relationship with God, the church and the world, as we love, grow and serve - and leave behind the caterpillar stage to become the butterfly.

Sometimes, our problems aren't because of what we don't know, but rather because of what we do know. In this from-the-heart talk, Dave takes a look at some of the things we can "unlearn" and benefit from.

How does a loving, growing, and serving community transition from boring caterpillar status into adventurous butterfly status? Dave Belfield explores the process, by looking at love in relation to God, the Church and the world.