Lead Pastor Josh Binstead kicks off Part One of Vision Sundays at Re:Hope Belfast.

5 loaves and 2 fishes were all it took to feed thousands of people. This past Sunday we looked at how behind this miraculous story was an obedient child who gave away the little that he had. He didn’t have any idea the potential that was within that packed lunch and yet he willingly gave it away. We all have the means to be part of a miracle. The question to ponder is what holds us back from being generous and faith filled in the little or the much that we have? With Lead Pastor, Josh Binstead.

We all have within us the potential to change a room, to build someone up or drag them down; to point someone to Jesus or push them away for Him. In the story of John’s death we see how he was a righteous man who stayed firm in his faith and commitment to point people to Jesus to the very end. The challenge therefore is to be more like John in how we live our lives. This week, BE MORE JOHN! From Lead Pastor, Josh Binstead.

Lead Pastor Josh Binstead leads us through Mark 6:1-13. Recognising unbelief, and how can this hold us back.

Jesus is calling us deeper. If He wants us to know Him, that means He wants to be known. Heather Taylor leads us through Mark 5:21-43. How do we practically approach Him? What does that look like?

Pastor Josh Binstead leads us through Mark 5:1-20, with the challenge of who are your people?

In this text we find Jesus face to face with a demon possessed man - our lead pastor Josh unpacks the true depth and meaning of this somewhat crazy story!

We're joined by Weston Brock from Westside AJC. Jesus told a lot of stories. These parables help us to go deeper and gain a fuller understanding of Jesus' teachings. This particular story, the story of the Great Banquet can be found in Luke 14.

In this message our Lead Pastor Josh opens up the story of Jesus in a boat during a storm and shares from his own life and the current circumstance of the church.

What does it look like to be faithful with what you have in your hand? Pastor Josh Binstead challenges us from Mark 4.