Pastor Matt Fielder asks the question, “How do I know I’m hearing from God?” He outlines four ways the peace of God can be our ‘umpire’ where we struggle to hear from Him.

Jesus never promised ‘storm-free’, but He did promise that if we follow Him, He’ll give us ‘storm-proofing’. Ps Matt breaks down Paul’s miraculous survival at sea in the Adriatic (beginning in Acts 27:13) into seven practical keys to get through a storm.

Are we using our gifts to stand for Jesus - or are they ‘keepsakes’ because they’re sitting idle? Pastor Matt gives four compelling pointers to act like Peter (in Acts 2:14) as he shared the love of Christ and pointed people to Jesus.

Ps Ken Fletcher - Owning The Journey by Nations Church

Ps Chrissy Lee - We Are About Authenticity by Nations Church

Ps Chrissy Lee - We Are About Authenticity by Nations Church

How many of us settle for a ‘small life’, with a glass ceiling over our heads - bowing to what society dictates, rather than stepping out into a Big Life - impregnated with God’s purpose and victory? Ps Ken weaves four compelling aspects of Nehemiah’s burden to rebuild the city of Jerusalem (Nehemiah 1:10) to challenge us to look at ourselves through the lens of what the cross has purchased for us.

We might know the principles of humility (1 Peter 5:5) but do we practise them at home? What does it look like when we make Jesus the top priority in our relationships? (Matthew 6:33) Ps Ken and Ps Chrissy Lee take the stage together and tackle these questions openly and honestly as they share their journey – and the benefits of putting Jesus first.

As fathers, do we speak when we need to, or are we content to let our children (or our wives) fill in the blanks? Ps Ken Lee uses the story of the return of the prodigal son (Luke 15: 11-24) to challenge us and illustrate five aspects of the Father’s unconditional love which is at the centre of the Christian faith.

In this season of growing in the house, Ps Ken Lee brings a powerful message about the ‘willing’ church – people serving the church without regard for personal gain. Using the assignment given to Isaac's future wife Rebekah (Genesis 24:17-19) we hear how her willingness to give Abraham’s servant a drink as well as enough water for his camels to drink demonstrated her willingness to serve and, therefore, her capacity to marry into the destiny God had chosen for her life – and the future of the nation of Israel.