Joseph’s brothers had hidden their sin for 22 years and were suffering the consequences of their continual deceit and lying. Now God decides to act in his sovereignty to save them, reunite a family and also fulfill his covenant promises so that many would  be saved. What we learn is that God will act in severity and grace to activate a seared conscience that is persisting in sin bringing it to repentance and freedom from the ongoing consequences of sin.

In this message, Doug looks at what we can learn from the life of Joseph about how essential character is if we want to live a life of godly influence.

Life seems to include so much waiting. Seasons of delay can make us disappointed and sometimes we can't find hope to hold on to. Even while Joseph finds himself stuck in the darkness of a prison cell, he demonstrates amazing joy and trust in God, encouraging us to hold loosely to our circumstances and tightly onto God.

In this message, Pete takes a look at the familiar story of Potiphar’s wife and extracts lessons about the temptations of power, sex, anger and despair

In this message, Doug looks at how God’s consistent presence was a defining feature of Joseph’s life and success, and what that now means for us today.

In this message, Doug continues our series on the life of Joseph by looking at how God is sovereign over our lives even when things don’t turn out how we expected.

In this message, Doug begins our series on the life of Joseph by looking at how God is sovereign over our dysfunctional families and continues to work out his purposes.

In this encounter of Jesus with the Royal Official he demonstrates his greatness through his grace and power. This challenges us to consider how we relate to Jesus, on what basis? Do we want him for him or the things he can gives us? Only when we see him for who he is, the saviour of the world can we truly experience his grace and power in our lives.

In the message, Doug looks at the encounter Jesus has with Nicodemus and explores how and why each of us need to be "born again"

In this encounter Jesus shows us that He has the authority to forgive sins thus proving that He is God. He then performed a visible sign of this, by healing the paralytic man. When we encounter Jesus we see and meet God Himself who has power to forgive our sins and as a result our radically transformed just like the life of the paralytic man.