The good news about resilience is it's not a talent or a character trait…it's a process. It’s learnable. How then do you develop it, and what resources are available to us?

2 Corinthians 4:7-18 (TNIV)

Bouncing back from being less than flat…

If you’ve lived long enough, you’ve experienced the way life can press in on you. In this “one-off” message, we’ll explore some ways to develop positive adaptive responses in the face of life’s hardships.

Speaker: Sam Haddon

How do Christians stop treating those around them as “evangelism cases”? To do so is to dehumanise people.How do we live as “Fireflies”…uncovering the hope in our hearts, whilst genuinely loving those around us who are different from us?

How can we share who we are, our deep faith beliefs, but in such a way that’s not obnoxious nor divisive, instead is respectful and promotes peace?

You’re not going to be able to be open about your faith if you can’t talk about God and his existence. How do you go about that without getting into a shouting match that goes like, “God does exist.” “No, God doesn’t exist”?

We finished our earlier Fireflies series asking “What could it look like if Christians lived out their faith visibly, without hiding it from those around them?” To uncover your faith doesn’t mean to be obnoxious or always injecting Jesus into every conversation. On the other hand,, it means we shouldn’t hide who we are. In the second part of this Fireflies series, we’ll now ask “how do we find that balance?”.

Today the word ‘love’ is often watered down or weakened to meet the worlds standards. But God calls us to love one another as love comes from God. Our love is meant to reveal to the world Christ’s love for us. Does our love for one another prove to the world that we are followers of Christ?

GUEST SPEAKER: Greer Dokmanovic

We live in a world that screams at us to be faster, bigger, better, brighter, newer. What happens when we get drawn into that way of living? How can an attitude of grace change how we understand ourselves, our relationships and the world around us?

Guest Speaker: Greer Dokmanovic

Many people can’t stand narrow-minded Christians. Yet, Jesus seems to say to Christians, “narrow-mindedness” is the one thing that will stop them from becoming one. How does that work? What does He have to say?

Speaker: Sam Haddon

Are wealthy people bad for being wealthy? Us money inherently evil? Is following Jesus a call to poverty? Jesus' approach to money is far more nuanced than many realise but in the end its mastery is quite simple. What dies He have to say?