This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "Grace Unveiled" exploring 2 Corinthians 9:1-15. 

In Grace Unveiled, the gospel is seen as the antidote for the meaninglessness and loneliness that exists within an individualized culture. Rather than being influenced by the spiritual and cultural forces around them, the people of God find themselves increasingly influential. This happens as they engage Jesus’ tangible presence, believe His relevant promises and surrender to His transformative power.

This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "Grace Unveiled" exploring 2 Corinthians 8:12-24. 

In Grace Unveiled, the gospel is seen as the antidote for the meaninglessness and loneliness that exists within an individualized culture. Rather than being influenced by the spiritual and cultural forces around them, the people of God find themselves increasingly influential. This happens as they engage Jesus’ tangible presence, believe His relevant promises and surrender to His transformative power.

This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "Grace Unveiled" exploring 2 Corinthians 8:1-11. 

In Grace Unveiled, the gospel is seen as the antidote for the meaninglessness and loneliness that exists within an individualized culture. Rather than being influenced by the spiritual and cultural forces around them, the people of God find themselves increasingly influential. This happens as they engage Jesus’ tangible presence, believe His relevant promises and surrender to His transformative power.

This week, Christina Honecker continued through our sermon series "Grace Unveiled" exploring 2 Corinthians 7:2-16. 

In Grace Unveiled, the gospel is seen as the antidote for the meaninglessness and loneliness that exists within an individualized culture. Rather than being influenced by the spiritual and cultural forces around them, the people of God find themselves increasingly influential. This happens as they engage Jesus’ tangible presence, believe His relevant promises and surrender to His transformative power.

This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "Grace Unveiled" exploring 2 Corinthians 6:11-7:1. 

In Grace Unveiled, the gospel is seen as the antidote for the meaninglessness and loneliness that exists within an individualized culture. Rather than being influenced by the spiritual and cultural forces around them, the people of God find themselves increasingly influential. This happens as they engage Jesus’ tangible presence, believe His relevant promises and surrender to His transformative power.

This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "Grace Unveiled" exploring 2 Corinthians 5:18-6:10. 

In Grace Unveiled, the gospel is seen as the antidote for the meaninglessness and loneliness that exists within an individualized culture. Rather than being influenced by the spiritual and cultural forces around them, the people of God find themselves increasingly influential. This happens as they engage Jesus’ tangible presence, believe His relevant promises and surrender to His transformative power.

This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "Grace Unveiled" exploring 2 Corinthians 5:11-17. 

In Grace Unveiled, the gospel is seen as the antidote for the meaninglessness and loneliness that exists within an individualized culture. Rather than being influenced by the spiritual and cultural forces around them, the people of God find themselves increasingly influential. This happens as they engage Jesus’ tangible presence, believe His relevant promises and surrender to His transformative power.

This week, Lindsay Anderson continued through our sermon series "Grace Unveiled" exploring 2 Corinthians 5:1-10.

In Grace Unveiled, the gospel is seen as the antidote for the meaninglessness and loneliness that exists within an individualized culture. Rather than being influenced by the spiritual and cultural forces around them, the people of God find themselves increasingly influential. This happens as they engage Jesus’ tangible presence, believe His relevant promises and surrender to His transformative power.

This week, Ben Hall returned to our sermon series "Grace Unveiled" exploring 2 Corinthians 4:13-18. 

In Grace Unveiled, the gospel is seen as the antidote for the meaninglessness and loneliness that exists within an individualized culture. Rather than being influenced by the spiritual and cultural forces around them, the people of God find themselves increasingly influential. This happens as they engage Jesus’ tangible presence, believe His relevant promises and surrender to His transformative power.

This week, Ben Hall concluded our sermon series "How to Change the World in Seven Days" exploring John 21:1-19.

The accounts of Jesus’ life spend most of the time talking not about the three years of his ministry but about the last week of his life. That’s because those seven days changed everything. During How To Change the World in 7 Days we will see how Jesus changed the world in order to transform each of us.