As we finish our summer series and make steps towards a new year, how do we lift our gaze in anticipation for what is to come? Josh invites us to nudge Jesus who knows our destination to ask for Kingdom signs along the way so we may align our destination with His.

As we finish our summer series and make steps towards a new year, how do we lift our gaze in anticipation for what is to come? Josh invites us to nudge Jesus who knows our destination to ask for Kingdom signs along the way so we may align our destination with His.

Bethany unpacks the parable of the workers in Matthew 20 to exchange our western paradigm of what we are owed or can create to recognise what we have been given and the ripple effect of accepting God’s generous grace.

Bethany unpacks the parable of the workers in Matthew 20 to exchange our western paradigm of what we are owed or can create to recognise what we have been given and the ripple effect of accepting God’s generous grace.

Darren encourages us to prepare in anticipation for God’s new thing, to be a people who step out of the comfort of the known to have our convictions reawakened through yielding to the power of the Spirit and in response to the Word.

Hannah prompts us to consider that although the landscape of the world we find ourselves in may have shifted, we as the people of God are invited to have our perspective shaped by hope and walk as abnormal people anticipating life where others may only see death

Alain prayerfully invites us to reimagine this moment of uprooting as an opportunity to be reminded that the seed of God, His Kingdom dream, is not lost but is being re - potted in fertile ground to emerge through His Holy people who yield to His plans and purposes.

In a time of confusing messages, Sarah reminds us of a shepherd who says 'my sheep listen to my voice' and we are equipped to once again tune in to the only voice that matters.