One danger of living with our walls down is that we end up drifting with the crowd or the cultural tide. How do we live open and generously in the world when our allegiance is to a kingdom that is not of this world?

How do we keep our walls down and our hearts open when we encounter people who are different to us? How do we love well, those that don’t look like us, behave like us or believe the same as us? Here’s Sara to help us explore these questions.

Trevor urges each of us to prayerfully reflect on whether we have built any walls of prejudice, to honestly recognize them and earnestly repent of them.

This week Steve Jones encourages us not to give up sharing with people and encourages us to shift our mindset because we will see the fruit of it.

Trevor looks at how we can stayed rooted in God by ensuring we continually draw from and are filled with the Holy Spirit. We do this by both our posture – a heart orientated toward heaven – and by our daily practices.

Conflict is an inevitable component of community and family life. But it doesn’t have to lead to broken relationships and ongoing strife. In this talk Trevor considers some scriptural principles for handling conflict well.

Gratitude is a state of heart that effects our resilience, happiness and worship. It is appreciating that every good thing that comes your way is from the heart of God. It is a key to powerful mission, and it is something that we need to deliberately train ourselves in. Here’s Alison to help us explore […]

As we continue to think and talk about putting our Roots Down and bringing our Walls Down, Ruth shares the blessings to be found in being part of a small group.

When you live with your ‘Roots Down’ in scripture we become like a forest – where we are trees that are life giving, nourishing, protection, literally breathing out spiritual life. Trevor Lloyd helps us to be rooted in scripture.