If you want to be connected to God you have to be connected to Jesus. Matt Newberry shares how the church is to be a people with purpose by abiding in Christ.

As Paul rounds off his letter to the Corinthian Church we consider all that has been said before in light of what it means to be gospel communities that live out the gospel in everyday life.

The reality of the resurrection produces a community that is engaged in and abounding in the work of the Lord. Gospel living and gospel giving therefore go hand in hand as we share the resources that God has blessed us with to help others and advance the gospel.

CS Lewis writes, "100 per cent of us will die" - it's something that is inevitable for every person and yet we don't believe that death is the end. We long to live, we know death isn't right and we long for something more beyond the grave. Josh Walsh unpacks from 1 Corinthians how the resurrection of Jesus means a resurrection for those who believe in Him. Death is only the beginning. Life in it's perfected fullness is yet to come. Listen to this final sermon in 1 Corinthians 15:50-58.

The vast majority of people in society believe in life after death. What that looks like may differ for each person but the reality the belief will shape how we live our lives. Josh Walsh unpacks what Jesus Resurrection means for those who believe in Christ Jesus as Lord.

Did the resurrection really happen? Is there evidence to support the claims of Christianity? Josh Walsh unpacks the answers to these questions in the first part of a four week series.

As we enter 2019, many of the resolutions we made are already broken. Making the new you hasn't quite worked out. Josh Walsh leads us through Colossians to reflect upon Who Jesus is and who we are because of Him. If you are His, you have already been made new and he will never let you go. Listen to this stand alone sermon and mediate on the truths of Who Jesus Is and Who you are this year.

A stand alone sermon reflecting on the incarnation of Jesus - why God had to become man. Listen, reflect upon and enjoy the blessing of the incarnation.

Today's sermon speaks to the heart of our worship. We are free to worship, to delight in and enjoy the presence of God as we sing, serve, and love one another.