Steve Withington continues our "Good God" series with the Son, salvation and the way we are reconciled to God and welcomed into his family.

What is God like? Where should we look to see God? Jo Robertson points us in the direction of Jesus, the incarnate Son, and shows us why and how Jesus is the full embodiment of God.

Sam Young begins our series on Jonah with an overview of what God asked Jonah to do and why Jonah didn't do it.

What is the nature of God and the nature of the divine love the Father has for the Son in the Spirit? And what does that mean for the love we are to have for God and each other?

Claire Russell begins our new series on The Good God, an investigation into the nature and character of the Triune God, by looking at the love of the Father.

Tony Rinaudo is World Vision’s Natural Resources Management Specialist, helping transform dry land to provide food security and environmental sustainability. He shares his story and God's heart for caring for our earth and for each other.

John Robertson shares the importance of lamenting, and the way the prophet Habakkuk is a model of how we can bring our complaints and laments at God, however and whenever we need to.

Jo Robertson begins a 2-week mini-series on the book of Habakkuk, as we take the time to ask where is God when times get tough? How are we supposed to response to injustice when it seems like God is silent?

Claire Russell takes us through the parable of the four soils.

Warren Read leads our family service and examines the importance of a life built on the solid foundation of Jesus and his teaching.