The Gospel calls us to finish strong! Here's how we can do that in the best possible way!

it's not the size of our faith that matters, but the presence of faith. It's not the strength of our faith, it's the strength of the one in whom we place our faith. Our Lead Minister Stu Cameron finishes our Thrive series by encouraging us to not just simply believe, but to exercise the faith God has graced us with.

One of our amazing 12two family Rebekah Munn was our very special guest speaker this week whilst Ralph is away on Paternity leave. Listen in here as she shares from the story of Jacob's struggle with God and our need to Surrender Completely.

Our Small Groups and Leadership Pastor Brenden Burgess shares with us the power of invitation. The Kingdom of God advances by invitation only. God's invitation to us, and our invitation to others.

“The cost of a thing is the amount of what I will call life which is required to be exchanged for it, immediately or in the long run.”

― Henry David Thoreau, Walden

Rick Warren once shared that through the story of Easter, the Christian faith provides answers for our Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Finding comfort in suffering & pain, hope in doubt & confusion and joy in victory. Using this framework, Stu leads us through these questions - what do we do in our days of pain and doubt - and how do we make it to our days of victory.

Good Friday - Easter 2016

Our world is obsessed with self and it's very difficult for us to stand apart from that. Jesus lived a life that was very different to that and calls us to do the same. It's a wonderful, awesome, scary challenge but the reward is a fruitful, thriving, blessed life that makes the world around us glad we lived.

If you live in Australia and have a job, chances are you fall within the top 3% of the wealthiest people in the world. Jesus said, "where your treasure is - there your heart is also." Our Lead Minister Stu Cameron challenges us here from the story of the Widow's Offering in Mark 12.

This week Ralph examines what the early church of Acts 2 did and was, in order to reclaim a depth of community we've lost.