On February 2nd Joe was baptised. This is the testimony he shared during the service before we headed down to Maslin Beach. We trust this will bless and encourage you.

Although Jesus life wasn't smooth sailing He demonstrated a life lived in peace.

But is that possible for us? Is that what is desired for a follower of Jesus?

In this episode Nick speaks into these questions.

Taking hold of what is truly life through understanding the hope that Jesus offers.

I have told you these things so that my joy may be in you and your joy may be full. John 15:11

Have you ever noticed how our troubles or worries can quite easily become the main thing we focus on? We spend time focusing and worrying about them but it doesn't really help.

In this episode Kezia encourages us to put our focus and God and watch how it impacts the rest of our lives.

If you've read the New Testament then you've heard about baptism, but what is baptism and why is it so significant?

In this episode Christy unpacks for us the 'ins and outs' of baptism and why it is so important.

The Christian walk is one where we often face the tension of knowing that we've been saved but there's still work to do. How do we face this tension?

In this episode Crystal unpacks the critical need for us to know God's grace in order to live our lives the way He wants.

If you've read and of the New Testament or spent time in churches you've probably heard the term 'in Christ' but what does that actually mean?

In this episode our guest speaker Simon Dent shares on what it means to be in Christ and how understanding this changed his life.

Understanding the Gospel is so important for Christians but it's not always so easy to understand.

In this episode Nick preaches from a famous passage in John as he takes on the question 'What is the Gospel?'

The word discipleship is a common word amongst Christians but what did the first century believers think of when they heard this word?

In this episode Shane teaches us what the Jewish understanding of discipleship was and how radical this makes Jesus' approach to discipleship.