Blake walks us through the beginning of Nehemiah Chapter 5 and together we draw out four practical encouragements that help us confront the injustices we see around us.

Blake continues our journey through Nehemiah and looks at what types of resistance we can expect when we seek to carry out what God has called us to and how to overcome that resistance.

Prince takes us through Nehemiah 3 and looks at moving from me to we, and the heart for serving as an expression of we.

We continue our journey through the book of Nehemiah by looking at chapter 2. In it, Nehemiah reveals 5 helpful questions that can help us move from Here to There with the Holy discontents we have been given.

Kenan walks us through Acts 22, looking at the incredible story of Paul and how God calls him into ministry as an Apostle

Blake starts our new series through the book of Nehemiah and looks at how God grants the gift of holy discontent and what to do about it.

We spent the morning looking at the discipline of community. But is community a discipline? Can we really call it a spiritual discipline? Just like prayer and fasting, and solitude, are disciplines that we practice that encourage us in a walk with the Lord, that draw us closer to him. So is community.

Infact, more than a discipline, it is a command. God is a God of community. In Genesis we see that He made us for community, knowing that it is not good for man to be alone.

Who does God say we are? How do we get to know this truth about ourselves?

“True Freedom is knowing the boundaries the Lord has placed for me and staying within those boundaries because it is good for me.”

Blake brings the Jonah series to a close by looking at Jonah 4, where we see God’s gracious and compassionate nature at play as he gently leads Jonah to the realisation of his hate towards his enemies. Reading Jonah is like looking into a mirror and we’re forced to ask ourselves the question whether we are in fact Jonah in the story.

The reluctant missionary