The with-God life is impossible without each other. In this message, Stu Cameron explores the Jesus-centred, Spirit-fuelled community enjoyed by the early church, and how it was the lifeblood of their mission. The same can be true for us.

Is our work meaningless, a 'chasing after the wind', as the writer of Ecclesiastes suggests? Does what we do with our days really matter, or is our 'labour in vain'? The answer to those questions depends on where you understand your place in God's story. In this message, Stu Cameron addresses these questions and more.

Our very special guest Professor John Lennox closes our Faith@Work series, profiling the life of Daniel, and charging believers to live in the world but not of the world.

This is the Q&A Session from Professor Lennox's public lecture on Science & God. Questions addressed include:

1. Where does the present come from?

2. Can you talk about your experience with the effects of Theism & Anti-theism in Eastern Europe?

3.As a mathematician, how do you reconcile the Trinity? 3 Yet 1?

4. How can you use logic to argue the fallibility of logic?

5. How do atheists explain the first and second laws of thermodynamics?

6. Isn't the created universe just another "gap" to put God in?

7. Is evolution a valid explanation of creation?

8. Is the universe only 6,000 years old?

9. Don't all religions lead to God?

On Saturday 23rd August 2014, Newlife had the pleasure of hosting Professor John Lennox for a public lecture on the topic of Science & God.

This was an amazing evening with nearly 1000 people coming to hear Professor Lennox speak. Listen in here!

Our Campus Pastor Orrell Battersby continues our Faith@Work series looking at passages from Ephesians 2:10 and Colossians 3:23. Our character at work should reflect three simple principles: All Your Heart, For the Lord, Not for Men.

Our lives, including our work, will be directed in on of two ways, towards making a name or honouring the Name. When we seek to make a name for ourselves, work becomes an idol that blocks God from view. When we seek to honour the Name, work is our vocation - a holy calling through which we express our life with God. In this message Stu Cameron unpacks both.

Work can creep into every area of your life and devour all in its wake if we are not vigilant about who or what occupies that primary place of worship. Listen in for some strategies that will bring a stop to your creep.

In no more than 18 minutes Ralph attempts to answer this question, all the while wrestling with the necessity our society has for us to work. Join me on this exciting journey.

Work is a critical part of our everyday lives. We can experience it as both a blessing as well as a curse. As we begin our Faith at Work series, Stu Cameron lays down five theological principles drawn from the bible that speak to our workday lives, whether we are in paid employment or not.