We study Jonah chapter 3 and we look specifically at some of the characteristics of the revival that takes place in the city of Nineveh. True revival is a sovereign work of God, it's based on the Word of God, it always includes repentance and always includes genuine relationship.

We start a new series called "Jesus First". This week we consider who Jesus was or what he was doing before he was a baby born in a stable. We consider various scriptures that speak to this.

Our guest preacher from Capricorn Community Church joins us, along with a few people from their community. We look at the story of Jacob and Esau in Genesis 25. We learn that God reveals that He works through families, even if they are the most dysfunctional family.

We look at the story of the writing on the wall in Daniel 5. We find that we should not ignore God and instead we should walk in the light of His mercy. We must trust God's justice.

If you want to create a ripple of change, you've got to get your feet wet. Bevin explores the idea of needing to step into the water or going through the river, as the only way across. Scripture references are taken from Joshua 3 and 4.

In this sermon we look at three characteristics of Jonah's prayer. The scripture reference is Jonah chapter 2.

Last week we looked at David the Hero, this week he's David the Zero. In 2 Samuel 11 we read the story of David and Bathsheba. We see the consequences of sin and wrestle with this different side of David.

In this sermon we look at how God is running after us. We continue the series on Jonah by looking at Jonah 1:4-17.

Linzay talks us through a biblical perspective on the current conflict in the middle east between Israel and Palestine. He looks at who's land it is and what our response as Christians should be.

In this sermon we start a series on the book of Jonah. This book is a book about sin and grace. The scripture we focus on today is Jonah 1:1-5.