We wrap our 'We Are All Witnesses' series by looking at 2 Corinthians 5, and how we are compelled the share the gospel by knowing the fear of the Lord and the victory of the cross.

As we continue learning how to share the gospel, Andrew looks at Acts 17 and how Paul observes, learns and then speaks into the context he is in, in Athens.

We continue our series 'We Are All Witnesses', as Glenn looks at 2 Corinthians 4 & 5, and how we are called to share the gospel, particular in our words. He teaches about gospel fluency, and knowing God's story, our story and others' stories.

We begin looking at another trait of mature disciples: sharing the gospel. We look at Acts 1 & Romans 1, to see that we are all called to be witnesses and that our confidence is in the power of the Gospel.

We hear from our children's ministry leader, Scott, as our kids takeover and lead our service. Over the last few weeks they have been exploring what it means to be part of the family and Scott shares some insights about what it means for all of us to be children of God together.

We wrap up our series on selfless prayer, as we dive into God's Word and see that we aren't just called to pray, but also be the answer to prayer. We celebrate Lord's Supper together and know that Jesus is the best example for us to follow.

We continue our series, diving into how we pray selflessly for our world. We look at Jeremiah 29 and 1 Timothy 2, and how we can pray for the peace and prosperity of our city and world, as well as our leaders.

We celebrate Mother's Day together, as we continue to look at selfless prayer and in particular, from Ephesians 6, how we pray for 'all the Lord's people'.

We begin a new series, looking at another trait of mature disciples: praying selflessly. We turn to Matthew 6 and the Lord's Prayer, and discover what the heart of prayer is all about.

We welcome our guest preacher, Murray Capill from the RTC in Melbourne. Murray dives into Luke 15, as we look at three 'lost and found' parables and know the joy of being found, and the challenge of being 'older sons'.