Mike Pilavachi Saturday Evening Session

Mike Pilavachi Saturday Afternoon Session

Mike Pilavachi Saturday Morning Session

Alan Jamieson and Doug McNeill share about the history of Parihaka and its relevance for us today, especially in the light of the recent events in West Papua.

Alan Jamieson celebrates the anniversary of Parihaka by looking at how the Spirit moved and inspired a non-violent community of Maori in the 1880s, and looks at how such inspiration and guidance is needed by all of us today, especially in relation to recent events in West Papua.

Jo Robertson closes our series on the book of James with a look at the importance of praising God in the good times and bad, and making sure we seek him in prayer as our first response.

As his letter comes to a close James becomes particularly hard-hitting against those who exploit the poor. Alan Jamieson examines what it means to look at the world through the eyes of the king.

Do we offer our deepest longings and desires to God? Is our deepest longing for God or for something else? How do we put God first?

Words are powerful. Our tongue is the most powerful muscle in our body.Alan Jamieson looks at James's teaching on controlling our tongue and what true wisdom is.

Steve Withington examines God's call to impartiality and mercy, and how this ties in with God's bias to the poor.