This week we talk about what it means to walk in the Spirit, what it looks like in our day to day life and how we cultivate our relationship with Holy Spirit so that when the stuff of life comes our way, we don't "fall off the bus".

Many believers are loosing sight of Jesus' command to be witnesses and Pauls command to being ambassadors of the Kingdom. In this message, Dalene brings a call to get back to the basics and not be distracted by the things of this world.

Stephen shows how having a heavenly mindset is needed in order to "redo" past situations that were unresolved.

Hebrews 13:15 encourages us to offer up a sacrifice of praise to God. What does that mean and how do we as believers find the courage to give God something that is costly to us?

There is a greater depth to giving glory to the Father than thanking Him for His kind acts towards us. In this message, Stephen shares five perspectives in which God's glory is revealed and how we are witnesses to that glory.

In part three of the Journey series, Stephen and Dalene show how we can stay in the journey with Jesus where we don't get distracted and tripped up by life itself, but instead stay focused on the path we are on with God so that we become a people who "walks with God" like in Adam and Eve before the fall.

After last weeks message on Redefining the Journey, Stephen covers the aspect of further refining our journey and lays out tools to understanding the journey we are on and how to walk it out knowing that Christ is at the center.

There are two options we view people and circumstances through; for us or against us. As believers, we often think that we are the center of God's world and therefore He is against anything that would hinder our blessing and happiness. How would we respond if God had a different agenda?

Our circumstances are not our journey nor do they define our journey. Instead, when we make Jesus the center of our lives, we begin to live life beyond our circumstances and enter into a fruit-filled life; Jesus becomes our journey!

This week we look at the story of Jesus healing the Official's son found in John chapter 4. This event leads Jesus to challenge His followers about where their belief in Him truly lies.