In our Easter service, as we celebrate the ressurection of Jesus, Colin shares his story of how God broke into his life and the difference it has made.

How do we cope when we hit hard times in life? What does God ask us to do? In this episode, Ian looks at Hebrews 12 and the encouragement to persevere through suffering, to see God's hand working in us and through us, making us more like Him.

Feeling like giving up? Think it's all not worth it or you just need your faith strengthened? This week, Jackie reminds why we should not turn away from our trust in God, instead leaning from the heroes of faith whilst finding hope again!

What does it mean for Jesus to be our high priest? This week, continuing our series in Hebrews, Gary takes us through the role of Jesus who not only covers our sin through the cross, but continues to represent us to the Father.

On what basis do we relate to God? Do we think of Him as a tyranical rule keeper, or a benevolent father christmas character? In this episode, Ian takes us through Hebrews 8 to see how the Old and New Covenants differ and impact our relationship with God.

This week we were honoured to host Andre, an apostolic leader from Ukraine. As he shares some stories from what God is doing in Europe, he encourages us to be part of God's global mission to bring blessing to the world.

Money talks, but what does it say about us? On this Sunday, Attilio takes us through biblical principles of handling money and how an attitude of serving God can transform us to be more like Jesus.

Quinton takes us through the problem of sin and shows how Jesus's death fulfils all the requirements of the law of the Old Testament to bring us true forgiveness with God.

How should we read the warning passages in Hebrews? In this talk, Ian tackles how we might approach the warnings of 'falling away' and what it means for Christians today.

In this episode, Colin shares how context creates confidence and how Jesus is a forever priest in the order of Melchizedek. He is our advocate who can empathise and understand us fully, because he has been tempted and tried in the same ways we have.