We were designed to bare the image of God, reflecting how the trinity relate to each other into our relationships. We can only do this if we're part of God's life so maybe it's time to take him up on the invitation

Jesus offers us a model and means for healthy communication in all our relationships. In this message, Stu Cameron draws five practical communication principles drawn from Jesus' life.

In this first message of our new Relationship series, Stu Cameron offers four timeless, practical and biblical principles that undergird all healthy relationships.

Insecurity creeps into everyone's relationships and can create havoc. It doesn't need to be this way, God gives us another option which can revolutionise the way we do dating and friendships.

Michael Hands, Newlife's Youth & Children's Pastor, discusses one of the most important questions we find in the Bible; Jesus asks his disciples, "Who do you say that I am?" (Mark 8: 27-34) - a question we all must one day answer ...

You should be listening for the voice from heaven, not the SHOUTING from the sidelines.

Those of us who have received God's free gift of love have a treasure we are called to share, not hoard. Philip shared humbly with his new Ethiopian friend the good news about Jesus - the embodiment of God's love. And we're called to do the same with our friends. Stu Cameron explains more.

We will never argue people into the kingdom of God. Before persuasive arguments we are called to offer sensitive questions to those we seek to share faith with. In this message Stu Cameron continues to explore the story of Philip's encounter with the Ethiopian as he unashamedly and sensitively shared the gospel story.

Sharing a meal around a table builds relationships. Jesus used the table to challenge social exclusivity and establish His mission to the spiritually lost and the marginalised. This invites the question of us - Who’s missing at your table?

"People don't enter faith with Jesus Christ unless they're prayed in". In this message, Ralph discusses how to identify and use the one word that encapsulates your faith, to speak to others about Jesus.