In today's sermon Trevor points us towards the core of the gospel message, and steers us away from irrelevant and dead-end paths.

As New Gen prepares to welcome two new couples to the Leadership Team, Russ's latest Vision & Values sermon explores what the Bible has to say about the role of elders in the church - the names by which they are known, their qualifications, and their service.

In today's sermon Russ warns about the condition of the heart when it is weighed down by self-righteousness, legalism and hypocrisy.

From the blind man at the Pool of Siloam, to the book of Job, Russ illustrates how it is unhelpful to focus on what causes our suffering, but better to reflect on how this chapter of our life can best be used to bring about God's purposes.

In a follow up to last month's Vision & Values sermon on Team, Russ shares more about the importance of team within the church, and how the different parts of the church body function together as one.

When Paul lists pieces of the Armour of God in Ephesians, he isn't just giving us a list of good qualities to develop. He is showing us the importance of wearing them, and how to wear them together, so as to be effective in repelling the enemy and in serving God.

Ruth challenges us to not just accept Jesus as our saviour, but to walk the narrow path of relationship and obedience, and to see it manifest as good fruits and blessings within our life.

Teresa speaks on how we get our wants and needs met in the Kingdom of God, without resorting to the worldly ways of selfish ambition.

In today's sermon Trevor examines the challenges the early church faced in understanding and navigating the relationship between grace and law, and how man-made rules and rituals can just as easily undermine the Gospel message today.

In today's sermon, Joe warns us that sin left unchecked can multiply and create distance between us and our ever-faithful father.