Note: Part of the recording cut out unfortunately. Bruce talks this week about God's plan for the church to be a family for all. Compared to our modern way of life, this seems to be a foreign concept. Jessie talks about his visit to his family's marae, an

Josh visits from New Life (Albany Park) and offers some encouragement on how we are to achieve God's grand plan - hint it's not from our own strength. Fortunately God provides us with a helper - The Holy Spirit, so we don't need to be dependant on ourselv

This week Adam kicks us off into our new series - We Are Church. We'll be examining the Church as a whole by looking in the book of Acts for inspiration, but we'll be specifically looking at Rechurch's own specific Mission, Vision and Values

Given that we now have an idea of some of the history, and how the implications of the way the crown treated Maori have bought us to the current situation, how as a church do we proceed ? Bruce attempts to answer that question this week.

Following on from Julian last week, Paul talks about how the failings of the treated has shaped society into a place which either intentionally or not is disadvantaging Maori people.

Julian guides us through his story, and also the history of the Maori in the Canterbury Region - Ngāi Tahu

The problem with New Year's Resolutions is that we almost never succed with them. Bruce encourages instead to think about New Year's Revolutions - ideas so radical that they will see us through to completion.

Bruce rounds out the final service in our Unplugged series, and talks about the final spiritual discipline we should practice - serving. First Jodi interview's Karen about her ministry, and how that all began.

Jason continues on the unplugged series with the next spiritual discipline we should practice, praying.

Kicking off the first of our unplugged series, Adam talks about why we should read the Bible.