As we conclude our Magnify series, Tanya, Elia and Craig share how they experience and foster intimacy with God. Together they reflect on how worshipping God through the week flows into and out of gathered worship on weekends. What a great way to end a great series!

As we magnify God in worship, we engage in a battle against unseen, but very real spiritual forces where our victory is assured. Stu explores the story of Paul and Silas and a Prison Cell, and how it can apply to our lives.

What do we do when life is not going the way we planned and worship is the last thing we 'feel' like doing. From the story of Paul and Silas we can learn that worship is not about what we feel, but rather about what we know.

Someone once said that in life we are either in a storm, coming out of one - or about to enter one. So how do we worship God in a world that often seems to be falling apart? Drawing from the crisis-filled lives of David and Job, Stu explains how.

We were conceived to sing - to sing about God, to God and with God. When we sing we bless God and in turn are blessed. Stu explains more in this message.

Worship moves ur agenda from our own presence into God's presence. In this message, Ralph discusses praise, surrender and community,

Worship magnifies our God, satisfies our soul, sanctifies our lives, unifies the church and testifies to our world. In this fist message of our Magnify series, Stu Cameron explores the heart of worship.

Have you ever been bored, uninspired or simply not wanting to go to Sunday services? Maybe the problem isn't as simple we first thought!

When you're in a battle and you need to be protected: God goes before you, and you can cry out to him; God speaks with you, and you need to be able to hear him and God prays on your behalf, especially when you don't know what to pray.

Stu discusses the attacking piece of the Armour of God - The Sword of the Spirt - and highlights some practical ways we can improve our knowledge and understanding of the Word of God.