We welcome Glenn back from his time in Uganda, as he shares from 2 Timothy 1, where Paul encourages Timothy to be strong in the gospel and continue growing to become the people God calls us to be.

We wrap up our mini-series from Joshua, as we look at beginning a new year and what is important for us. With Joshua as an example, we discover how keeping God's Word central is key.

We continue looking at Joshua, who leads the Israelites through a time of transition. An important facet of the life of Joshua was his desire to trust & obey, even when it doesn't quite make sense. That is key for us as we head into a new year of change.

We begin a mini-series as we head into a new year of change and transition. We look at Joshua, who lead the Israelites through changes, and one of the key aspects for them was keeping the presence of God in sight. They were to follow the cloud by day and fire by night, and follow the ark into the river, and we too, need to make sure we are following God, wherever He may call us.

As we wrap up the year that has been, we look ahead not with a false sense of optimism, but we a renewed hope. We look at Lamentations 3, where our hope is based on the faithfulness of Jesus, His mercy & goodness.

It is Christmas Day and we celebrate together the good news of great joy: Jesus Christ, saviour of the world, is born!

We have a special children's service as we celebrate Christmas together! Our kids leads us in our final advent service, this one on 'love'.

We take time to give thanks for the year that has been, honouring God for all that He has done in our midst. We look through the letters of Paul, and see the amount of thanks he offers for the churches he is connected with.

We welcome our guest speaker, Michael Raiter, who shares from 2 Corinthians 4, on the hope of the gospel that we have through Jesus Christ.

We continue looking at the wonder of the gospel, and in particular, the way the gospel works in us and through us. Andrew shares from Colossians 1:9-14 and encourages us to walk in a manner worthy of the Lord.