Ryan reflects on 1 Samuel 24, the ‘cave moment’ of David’s life. In this moment of adversity, unjust persecution and crisis, David is able to walk by faith not fear. Despite the pressure of the circumstances and contrary to the voices around him, David recognises and follows God’s will. As humans, we want out of our ‘cave moments’ but God allows us to walk into them, so he can lead us out of them.

Brittany invites us to pause and immerse ourselves in the richness of Psalm 23, sitting with David as he teaches us about God as our Shepherd.

Mark explores the lessons we can glean from the lives of Saul, Samuel and David in leading a life formed and led by God.

Understanding the terms of battle in central to our walk of discipleship. When David approached and defeated Goliath we learn that his victory was sealed long before the battle, in a place of hiddenness with God.

Brittany introduces the series by touching on the overarching themes of this venerated Biblical figure and explores the significance of David’s formation in the wilderness as a key to his title as a man after God’s heart.

Concluding this series, Mark looks at the Church as the temple of the Holy Spirit, that when empowered by the Spirit, is an enactor of Christ’s work in the world providing a powerful alternative to the culture of the day.

Looking at God’s Church as the ‘body of Christ’, Mark prompts us to understand our call to live as Jesus did in this world, bridging the gap between heaven and earth.

Examining the vision and purpose of God’s Church, Mark begins by examining the Church as a people, called, set apart and shaped by grace.

Trudi and Daniel explore the challenges and opportunities we face as God's people during Melbourne's lockdown.

Brittany and Sue explore the challenges and opportunities we face as God's people during Melbourne's lockdown.