Seeing Jesus as he truly is pulls you out of the world, changes you, and aligns you with him and his purposes. Anyone who has seen him like this knows from personal experience how wonderful this process is.

What comes to mind when you hear the word family? Everyone has an answer because we are all part of one. Whether your earthly family is a source of joy or pain, there’s an invitation to belong to something far greater—the family of God. This family isn’t entered through effort or association but through faith in Jesus Christ as Lord. As we explore Matthew 12, we’ll see that Jesus extends this invitation to everyone. The question is, will you accept it?

In his high priestly prayer, Jesus tells us where to find the thing we are all looking for – joy and happiness which doesn’t go away. Listen in as Peter explains.

If you belong to Jesus then you have a personal protector, one who is committed to the preservation of your soul in a world often caustic to it. While God’s protection of his people has been a constant feature from of old, it loomed large in the person of Christ and his prayer for his disciples.

Prayer – it is something so fundamental to being a Christian, yet it is something which so many find so hard. If this is you then you need to listen in as Peter considers not just what Jesus prays, but how he prays. When it comes to prayer, there is no one better to learn from than Jesus himself.

Life. Everyone wants it, everyone strives for it, and most people don’t seem to be able to get enough of it. Eternal life is embodied in Jesus. If you want it, you need to know him personally.

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It doesn’t matter who you are, you are into glory. You were made to behold it, made to be in the presence of it, and made to enjoy it. The centre of all glory is God himself. Listen in as Peter explains.

You can’t live in a fallen world without evil and injustice coming close. Listen in as Peter works to orient you to what is important in the face of injustice.

Nathan unpacks the final section of Jude: The unsurprising scoffers, resisting in relationship and enjoying the victory. While the false teachers are not surprising we resist them guarding and defending our faith in relationship with God and others. The victory is a doxology that leads us to rest in his keeping for the day of salvation.

In this message, we explore Jude 5-16, where Jude warns against false teachers and ungodly influences within the church. Drawing on examples from Israel's past, rebellious angels, and sinful cities, Jude reminds us of the consequences of abandoning God's truth. As believers, we must stand firm in our faith amidst a world full of deception and moral compromise.