Many of us feel overwhelmed, over scheduled and exhausted. In this message, our lead minister Stu Cameron offers four questions that, answered well, and with God's help, can fuel your year with passion, purpose and energy.

The beginning of a new year is always a great time to press the reset button. To shake off bad habits, re-align priorities and refocus our efforts. In this message, our Lead Minister Stu Cameron challenges us to stop striving and start resting. He reminds us of the power of the Sabbath rest, the divine rhythm instituted by God in the Garden of Eden, and is still relevant to us today.

Right from the very first Christmas, the birth of Jesus met very mixed responses, from the jealous rage of Herod to the joy-filled delight of Simeon, who, holding Jesus in his arms, sang a song of salvation. That can be our song too. Listen in as Stu Cameron explains how.

That first Christmas Day a chorus of angels startled some terrified shepherds with their heavenly anthem, containing the promise that in the birth of Jesus God's favour rests on humankind. That favour is ours, should we choose to receive it. It's favour that tears down walls that divide and rebuilds broken lives. Stu Cameron explores more.

After nine months of enforced silence, Zechariah, anticipating the birth of Jesus, sings a song of redemption. In this message, Stu Cameron explores how the birth of Jesus intersects with our past, present and future.

Mary's world was turned upside down when God visited her through an angel. She discovered, as we do, that when God speaks, God Interrupts, God Acts, God Saves and Our Souls Sing. Our Lead Minister Stu Cameron picks up her story:

3 up and coming preachers from 12two, our Young Adult community take the pulpit to share their insights on living a life of integrity.

3 up and coming preachers from 12two, our Young Adult community take the pulpit to share their insights on living a life of integrity.

3 up and coming preachers from 12two, our Young Adult community take the pulpit to share their insights on living a life of integrity.

Jim Rohn said “You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.” If this is true then are we actually becoming people whom we don't want to be simply because we are not aware of the amount of time we are spending with certain people.