Life gets busy. We get that We feel that. But what if God’s plan for us to make room for new was so we could have the capcity to invest into others?

Is it possible the busyness is the other way around. We often say we need a rest. But what if the restlessness was not just a function of the world around us, but from a restlessness within. How do you find rest from that?

We all want to be known for something. But what do you do when you don’t measure up, even to your own standards? You’ll never become who you want to be until you are willing to face up to who you are. The only way to do that is to stop worrying about being known for something, and allow yourself to be known be a group of someones.

What do you want? What do you really want? We’ll never get what we really want until we discover what is most valuable. And what we naturally want is often in conflict with what we ultimately value. So, in order to figure out what you really want, you have to figure out what you value.

All of us have had the experience of getting what we naturally wanted, only to discover it wasn’t what was most valuable - it wasn’t what we ultimately wanted. But how do we avoid being deceived by our short-term desires?

What do you want in 2019? Is it a what? Is it a who? Maybe it’s a state of mind. Are you sure it’s what you really want? Let’s figure it out together.

We all have our moments in any given year. Moments of great joy and moments of heartache. What does this do to our view of God? What does this do to our sense of awe? In this message, we will explore how to start 20190 right; in awe of our incredible God.

Carols are blaring out across the city, Christmas traditions are being observed, people are preparing feverishly for the big day… What does it mean to observe Christmas? More importantly, what lies beyond mere observation?

Have you ever wandered away from something or someone because you grew weary or disheartened and then found yourself wandering towards something you got distracted by? Something that promised to fulfil your unmet desires? Whatever gets your attention gets your heart and your life; whatever holds the most wonder for you is what you wander after. What holds your attention this Christmas, and how is it shaping your life?

What do you wonder about? We all wonder - through a window, a frame of reference. We wonder because our frame of reference doesn't provide us with all the answers. As your frame of reference changes or expands, some mysteries are solved. Some remain mysterious. So what do you do with the big mysteries that won't resolve no matter how much you explore them? What do you do with your unanswered questions?