What do we have in common with Moses and Jesus disciples? The invisible portion is always filled, but it's not by us. 

 John Stott once said,  "...pride is the greatest enemy and humility our greatest friend." How can that be in a culture that tells us pride is something to aspire to? Jesus teachings are not always easy, but they are always good. 

This week guest speaker Ian MacLennan digs into one of the most well known passages in the bible.

We've been talking a lot about the kingdom of God-but is it really a big deal? Jesus said it was like a great treasure worth giving everything for...in the last sermon of the series Leanne asks: "Was Jesus right?"

  We all have been given gifts by God but sometimes we feel hesitant to use them - we may feel uncertain, overwhelmed or even afraid. In this story of Jesus we are invited to use our gifts as well, and not leave them in the boxes. 

  All are invited, fewer choose to attend and fewer still allow Gods love to transform their life. 

  The kingdom of God is like a landowner who went out to hire workers. Stan Porter may surprise you as he preaches on this challenging parable! 

Jesus told a story about a king who forgave an astronomical debt - and said the kingdom is like that! In this sermon, Leanne talks about a kingdom with radical forgiveness even when it's hard. 

Jesus told a scary sounding story about the Kingdom being like a net that catches fish that are later separated as good or bad fish. Is this good or bad news?

What is "The Kingdom"? Why do we pray for it to come? And why does Jesus use seeds and baking supplies to describe it?