Jesus addressed the age old question of how to live an abundant life in John 12 at the start of Passion Week. His answer is both deeply challenging and wonderfully glorious.

Our identity in Christ is expressed not alone, but in community. 'It is about what I've become part of, not just what I've become'. On a significant Sunday, guest speaker Keath Gaitskill speaks from Romans 12:1-16 into the beauty and messiness of Christian community.

Our identity in Christ is expressed not alone, but in community. 'It is about what I've become part of, not just what I've become'. On a significant Sunday, guest speaker Keath Gaitskill speaks from Romans 12:1-16 into the beauty and messiness of Christian community.

Our identity in Christ is expressed not alone, but in community. 'It is about what I've become part of, not just what I've become'. On a significant Sunday, guest speaker Keath Gaitskill speaks from Romans 12:1-16 into the beauty and messiness of Christian community.

We look at the opportunity to parter with Compassion - an charity that seek to 'lift children out of poverty in Jesus' name' - and the vision to be a church who reflect the adopting heart of God to the world around us.

We look at the opportunity to parter with Compassion - an charity that seek to 'lift children out of poverty in Jesus' name' - and the vision to be a church who reflect the adopting heart of God to the world around us.

We look at the opportunity to parter with Compassion - an charity that seek to 'lift children out of poverty in Jesus' name' - and the vision to be a church who reflect the adopting heart of God to the world around us.

Despite receiving all that he had been hoping for, David maintains his focus upon the glory of God. Is that what we’re really made for and if so, how is it possible?

Despite receiving all that he had been hoping for, David maintains his focus upon the glory of God. Is that what we’re really made for and if so, how is it possible?

Despite receiving all that he had been hoping for, David maintains his focus upon the glory of God. Is that what we’re really made for and if so, how is it possible?