Elisabet Giske starts off the series “Epistles”, and shows us that we can hold onto faith in Jesus in every season of life, not because of what we do, but because of what He has done.

We’re created in God’s image, and when we see who God is, then we also find out who we are. Sigurd Bekkevold ends the series «God Is Good», and invites us to taste and see that God really is a good God.

The gospel of God’s mercy is all about that God is good to all people, no matter how good or bad we are. Øystein Gjerme continues the series «God Is Good», showing us how we all can experience the effect of God’s goodness in our lives.

Gina Gjerme starts off the series "God Is Good", and talks about Jesus being present with His goodness in the midst of our lives.

Øystein Gjerme preaches a message about how the Church is built not by few people's efforts, but by the participation of the many, empowered by the Holy Spirit to represent God on earth, and encourages us to serve with the gifts that God has given each of us.

Øystein Gjerme starts the sermon series «Presence», and talks about how all Christians can experience that Jesus is present in our lives.

We have a hope that is stronger than death, a hope that surpasses what is here and now. Daniel Matthiesen continues the sermon series «Anticipation», and shows us that being human, is to have hope. Not just for our lives here and now, but also for the future when Jesus one day will return.

God is not god just for those especially interested, or for certain times. He is God for all and everyone! Sigurd Bekkevold starts the sermon series “Anticipation”, and invites us to come to God as we are, with anticipation.

Jesus didn’t invite us into a life behind a mask, where we hide and justify what we’ve done. He invites us into a spacious, open life, fully aware of our need of God’s grace. Øystein Gjerme shows us that Jesus never condemns us, and that confessing sin is a liberating act.

Patrick O'Connell from the church planting movement New Thing talks about grace as the fundament on which we stand, and helps us to see how grace can be at the core of our identity.