The Book of Proverbs is intensely practical, addressing real life situations of real life people, including how we handle our money. Here, Stu Cameron offers five Proverbs Principles that help us to love God and enjoy money.

We make tens of thousands of decisions across our life time. Sometimes we succeed in our decisions, other times we fail - more than we would like. How can we improve our decision making strike rate? How can we be a 'successful failure'? Stu Cameron addresses these questions and more.

Reading Proverbs 3: 5-6, Brendan explores how we can trust God as he leads us into the unknown.

Newlife's Youth & Children's Pastor, Michael Hands, discusses God's purpose and meaning for sex.

Andrew Dutney is the President of the Uniting Church. Taking Romans 13: 8-10 as his text, Andrew explores what it means to love your neighbour, both for the early church and in our current political climate.

Wisdom is a divine set of skills put into action. As the book of Proverbs reveals, this wisdom is personified as a priceless companion who might help us navigate through life. So how does that work and what does it mean? Listen in as we explore these questions through the lens of Proverbs 3:6-6.

Every day is made up of thousands of decisions, from the mundane to the critical. At those significant crossroads moments in life, when we have a clear choice to make, how do we choose wisely? In this message, Stu Cameron uncovers a decision making filter we can apply to all the important decisions of life - in so doing, choosing the way of life.

Christians are not called to keep the peace, but to make peace. Peacemaking is a defining characteristic of an engaged Christian community. In this message, Stu Cameron explores how conflict can be embraced as an opportunity to love and serve others and God.

What’s a safe distance? Is distance keeping you safe right now, or is distance making you vulnerable?

"We're not just going to talk about engaging, we are actually going to do it!"