With Numbers 13 : 25 - 14 : 10, we will look at a very specific turning point in history, when the people of Israel had to be reminded of some key spiritual truths: 1) Forgetting what God has done in the past can be dangerous 2) God’s promises are trustworthy, even in the face of seemingly impossible circumstances 3) Sometimes we are called upon to ‘see with the eyes of faith’. We will see how these principles apply to us as believers here in the 21st century.

We celebrate Mother's Day together, but seeing how God compares His love for us with a mother. Andrew leads us as we look at Isaiah 49:8-16 and we are all reminded that we are loved and not forgotten!

We wrap our series on The Way, as Joel looks at Acts 1:1-14. We see that we have all we need to move forward in following Jesus and living The Way.

We continue our series on The Way, as Andrew picks up the story following on from Easter in Luke 24, looking at the story of Jesus' appearing on the men on the road to Emmaus and to the disciples. We see how Jesus opens our eyes to Himself by helping us understand the Scriptures.

We celebrate the resurrection of Jesus together, as Andrew Boonstra looks at Luke 24:1-12 to ask and answer the question: 'Why do you look for the living among the dead?'

We celebrate Good Friday together, remembering the sacrifice and death of Jesus. We join with the Roman Centurion, recognising that 'surely this was a righteous man'. Andrew Boonstra leads us through Luke 23:44-49 as we reflect on the cross together.

We continue our series through Luke, as Joel focuses on Luke 19 and the narrative of Palm Sunday. We see how receiving Jesus as King captures our whole lives, as we submit to His reign, allow Him to renovate and respond to Him in praise.

We explore what it means to live in Greater Community as a church. We look to the Bible for a proper definition of what this means, and focus on the 'one another' verses scattered throughout the New Testament to give us the values and principles to apply to our context.

This week we have Shane de Kretser, one of our young adults who is completing his theological studies, share on Luke 18:9-14 and how The Way is one of humility, recognising our brokenness before God, but also recognising that all grace and power comes from Him.

We kick-off a new series heading into Easter called The Way. We are looking at the book of Luke, and start off by seeing not just the challenge, but also the invitation of Jesus to lose our life and find it in Him.