Melissa shares some of her own personal journey as she explores the simple facts: If God is righteous and we are not, but righteousness is what God requires....Houston, we have a problem! Thankfully there is a solution - we just have to follow a long, winding track up to the top of a hill to find it.

Have you ever wondered where you stand with God? It can sometimes be hard to tell how we can be righteous and achieve 'right standing' before God. But in truth, righteousness is not a goal we attain but a gift we receive.

In this family service, Newlife's Youth and Children's Pastor, Michael Hands, kicks off our series on the 'Armour of God' by discussing the meaning and significance of the 'belt of truth'. Assistant Youth Pastor, Jason Mountjoy, is on hand to 'help'.

The Armour of God is a gift we are given by god to further his presence in this world. The first item is the belt of truth. Listen in to find out why this is such an important aspect of our walk with Jesus.

What promises is God waiting to fulfil in your life? We get so caught up in the worldly perspective that disempowers our faith, and forget what God has already promised! God is a good God, that wants good things for His children.

It was a privilege to host Mike Pilavachi and his team from Soul Survivor across all Robina services on the weekend. Mike shared on the Place of Obedience, and that it is based not on our understanding, but on trusting in the goodness of God.

Mike Pilavachi and his team join us from Soul Survivor for our 12two service. Mike addresses the 'Unholy Trinity of Me, Myself and I', and the idols of our generation.

Our Executive Minister Melissa Lipsett shares an amazing message on the power of forgiveness. Scripture tells us that God's love for us is unconditional, but that his forgiveness is conditional - in that we both repent, and in turn forgive others. Reflecting Christ's forgiveness ultimately means that forgiveness is not for ourselves, but for the one we set free.

Understanding the covenant God makes with us that is reflected in Scripture leads us to a whole new way of understanding what our relationships can be.

We cannot control what people say or do to us. But we can choose how we respond. In this message Stu Cameron explores how we can have hard conversations in healthy ways.