Scott Wrigley shares at our 6pm on the power of forgiveness, exampled by the incredible story of Corrie Ten Boom.

"Forgiveness is an act of the will, and the will can function regardless of the temperature of the heart." - Corrie Ten Boom

Continuing our 'Legacy' sermon series, we had Mike & Scott preaching on Sunday. Mike shared in our morning services and also interviewed our special guest, Caroline Cox.

We loved having Sean W Smith sharing with us on Sunday morning!

Sean is an Internationally Acclaimed Children’s Worship Leader, Evangelist and Dynamic Generational Speaker. He carries a powerful anointing to infuse faith into children AND adults through Music & the Word!

Sean is one of the most Engaging Generational Communicators today. His ability to empower Children and Adults of ALL ages to be world changers for Christ is truly unparalleled. His anointing to bring Hope through Captivating Illustrations, Humour & the Word, has made him one of the most trusted children and family communicators today.

Our Associate Pastor Michael Hands continues our legacy series exploring the example of Henri Nouwen and talking about what Kingdom success looks like, and how often it varies from the world's view of success.

Was so great to hear from Jon Morris on Sunday! He shared on Mother Teresa and how in the midst of something that should've been so dark, God's love was shining so bright.

Mike explores the life of Martin Luther King and the civil rights movement.

Was great hearing from Stuart Cameron on the life William Wilberforce. What does it mean to live and leave a lasting legacy? As we look back at the lives of women and men who have left a legacy, we will explore what it is that they have in common.

Guest speaker, Stacey Tarrant shared with us on Sunday night how God calls us friend.

Who loved the message from Melissa Lipsett on Sunday morning! She shared on the crossroads events in our lives and how our lives can be lived full of hope through Jesus.

On Sunday we heard from Scott Wrigley as he shared on the doctrine of adoption and our new identity in Christ. 'Who we think we are plays a massive role in how we actually live our lives. We act and live out of our identity.'