Does following Jesus involve stepping into uncomfortable situations and challenges, which are essential for spiritual growth and experiencing God's presence in new ways? Could this discomfort lead to a deeper understanding of faith and a more robust relationship with God?

All of the greatest stories are a reflection of the ultimate story. We will unpack a few of the greatest and see how they really Point the stories of the Bible. Look at how often Jesus chose to tell a story rather than give a sermon.

All of the greatest stories are a reflection of the ultimate story. We will unpack a few of the greatest and see how they really Point the stories of the Bible. Look at how often Jesus chose to tell a story rather than give a sermon.

All of the greatest stories are a reflection of the ultimate story. We will unpack a few of the greatest and see how they really Point to the stories of the Bible. Look at how often Jesus chose to tell a story rather than give a sermon.

All of the greatest stories are a reflection of the ultimate story. We will unpack a few of the greatest and see how they really Point the stories of the Bible. Look at how often Jesus chose to tell a story rather than give a sermon.

We've all been there, you've got your ducks in a row, then chaos unfolds. Now you've got a pigeon among the ducks Now what do you do?

We all like to talk about the "good old days". But what about the days to come? Have we already seen the best behind us?

Confrontation comes naturally to some than others. But is it necessary to confront our reality or others? Or is it worth standing up for something I believe in?

When life is so busy it can be tough to find time for others. Do I really need to prioritise others when I've got my own worries? What can I gain for making room for others in my life?

When life is so busy it can be tough to find time for you. Is there a way to enjoy life when everything seems such a grind? How can I make room for joy in my life?