Crossroad moments in our life require wise decisions; to turn left or right, or to go or stop. This is particularly the case when it comes to what and how much we drink, and who we sleep with. In this message Stu Cameron tackles very real questions around alcohol and sex.

Hero Or Host? Which of these two titles best describes Jesus? Which best describes you? Our 
heroic 
impulses
 most 
often 
are 
born 
from
 the 
best 
of 
intentions.
 We
 want 
to 
help, we 
want 
to 
solve,
 we 
want 
to 
fix.
 Yet 
this 
is 
the 
illusion
 of 
 specialness, 
that 
we’re 
the 
only 
ones 
who 
can 
offer
 help, 
service,
 skills.
 If 
we 
don’t 
do 
it, 
nobody
 will. This 
hero’s 
path 
has 
only 
one 
guaranteed 
destination we 
end
 up 
feeling
 lonely, 
exhausted 
and 
unappreciated.

We all live in a world where conflict surrounds us, often hijacking us when we least expect it. Proverbs recognises this and offers us wisdom to be able to respond to these occurrences, and find God's peace.

"Conflict is the result of not getting what we want. And we should want what God wants". With reference to Proverbs, Ralph Mayhew discusses how we can manage conflict with godly wisdom.

Our appetites, cravings, desires and needs determine where our time and energy goes. Yet so frequently laziness steals our potential. Proverbs 13:4 A sluggard’s appetite is never filled, but the desires of the diligent are fully satisfied. So do what Solomon then instructs (Prov 6:6) Go to the ant, you sluggard; consider its ways and be wise!

Character lessons (and some myth busting along the way) from Proverbs 31

Australia is, by any measure, in one of the wealthiest nations in the world. Perhaps the richest. But there is wealth that is more than the sum of our superannuation account, share investments and property portfolio. The wisdom of Proverbs, and the life of John Wesley, have much to teach us about how we can be truly rich.

When confronted with significant life decisions there are five questions, that by answering each will empower you to make a great choice.

In our hyper-connected world it is still very hard to make, and keep friends. Perhaps harder than ever. Friends that stick know how to speak up, show up, shut up and step up. Stu Cameron explores how.

Mark Spears challenges us to examine our spiritual healthy.