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6pm Service  // Listen is as special guest Jonty King shares Part 2 of a series on the topic of navigating sex and relationships as a follower of Jesus called "The Road to Sexcess".

10:30am Service  // Listen is as Ken Shibusawa shares about what God is doing through Japanese Christian Fellowship (JCF).

6pm Service  // Listen is as Josh shares Part 1 of a series on the topic of navigating sex and relationships as a follower of Jesus called "The Road to Sexcess".

6pm Service  //  Listen in as special guest Ian Wright shares a message of testimonies and encouragement at our evening service.

10:30am Service  //  Listen in as special guest Ian Wright shares a message of testimonies and encouragement at our morning service.

6pm Service  //  Listen in as Josh Taylor shares the final part, part 5, of our series exploring the Song of Songs through a spiritual perspective. In this message, we explore how the more you grow in love, the more you learn to lean. There is also a special song we played at the end. If you'd like to listen to it, it's called "Leaning on the Everlasting Arms" by Iris Dement.

6pm Service  //  Listen in as Josh Taylor shares Part 4 our series exploring the Song of Songs through a spiritual perspective. In this message, we explore how we are purified in the testing so that we become more like Him in our being.

6pm Service  //  Listen in as Josh Taylor shares Part 3 our series exploring the Song of Songs through a spiritual perspective. In this message, we explore how the more worthy we realise Jesus is, the more our faith becomes about Him and the less it becomes about us.

6pm Service  //  Listen in as Josh Taylor shares Part 2 our series exploring the Song of Songs through a spiritual perspective. In this message, we explore how we are awakened to come away when we realise that His love is better than anything else that we've tried.

6pm Service  //  Listen in as Josh Taylor shares an introductory message to our series exploring the Song of Songs through a spiritual perspective. In this message, we explore the overarching invitation of the book, which is an invitation to "come away".