Neale encourages us to come to Jesus voluntarily and to sacrifice and commit fully as we seek to identify the ‘Big Rocks’ upon which we will build our faith lives.

Jo’s message explores the importance of reflecting on our priorities, stewardship and season as we begin 2018.

God's greatest gift to us, His Son, is His greatest act of love. At Christmas, we celebrate this gift, as well as the acts of love we are surrounded by here on Earth.

Only God can fill our crucial longings, including joy. Whereas pleasure is in our own power, joy never is. Sarah encourages us to let God, in His power, remove our joy from our circumstances.

Jesus is living all over again the story of God's people. His announcement of the Kingdom of God in the Sermon on the Mount highlights our need for wisdom, forgiveness and empowering through the Spirit.

There is no such thing as neutral formation. Our entire being is to be more like our Teacher. Bjorn takes us through Luke 6 and how we are called to go deep before we can go wide.

Blessed are the meek, the hungry and thirsty, the merciful, the pure in heart, the peacemakers and the persecuted. Jesus' beatitudes of a disciple continue to speak directly into our hearts today.

Our angry words, deeds and thoughts can do damage. Through His words in Matthew in the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus flips the script on our hearts to desire reconciliation and unity.

God wants us to go deep before we go wide. Mark encourages us to enable the Spirit to see out God's incredible vision for each of us.