'Decide what your highest priorities are and have the courage—pleasantly, smilingly, unapologetically, to say “no” to other things.' - S. Covey

Paul urges us not to be ignorant of our spiritual gifts, but instead to explore, identify and use them to see the Holy Spirit working in and through us to expand his kingdom.

In this the 3rd week of our Breathe series, our Small Groups & Leadership Pastor Brenden Burgess shares with us some of his testimony and offers some insight into one of the ways we can experience intimacy with God through the model of the Old Testament tabernacle.

Learning to breath deeply of the Holy Spirit is one of the most important things we can do spiritually. Without his life giving, renewing, reinvigorating breath breathing in and through us, we will never experience the life, power, joy and peace that is available to us.

Intimacy with the Holy spirit is absolutely essential if we are not to drown in the Christian life. Learning to hear His voice, respond to His prompts and know the relational warmth of God, is what brings life to the new identity we find in Christ. Listen in as Ash Forbes explores the story of Ananias from Acts 9:10-19 and expands our awareness of God's desire for intimacy.

On Pentecost Sunday we gathered to explore the question - "Who is the Holy Spirit?"

Tracking back to the origins of the Passover and Shavuot, we explored the significance of the outpouring out of the Holy Spirit in Acts 2.

Our guest speaker and great friend of Newlife Uniting, Graham Humphris delivers an engaging message on how to avoid the 'Ugly Cows' in our lives eating up the best years of our lives.

Looking at the fascinating life of Barnabas in the book of Acts, our Executive Pastor Melissa Lipsett talks here about the importance of service in the life of a believer - a natural response to a Spirit-filled, God-honouring life.

There are two things that the majority of people question - God’s existence and His love. You can’t prove His existence. You can demonstrate His love. So do it, make a ‘Demo.’

We who are saved by God's grace are called to be 'one another' people in community with each other. Faith was never meant to be a solitary pursuit - God's design for us and his church is that we journey together. In this message I share why deep spiritual friendships have been and are so important in my life.