Ever been publicly embarrassed, like falling flat on your face when you are out for a run? Jonny shares with us from our Mark series that when we are afraid to fail, when we think we can't step up or step out in faith, we should put our trust and depend on the One who can work in and through us and help us overcome our unbelief

This morning, we hear some amazing testimonies of what God is doing in the lives of individuals and with us as a church as we see how Jesus has been remarkable in many ways

Our series on Mark continues with Carl Fairhurst sharing about who we say Jesus is. Listen and be encouraged

Now for something completely different: an interview with Don Warner all the way from Western Australia! Listen to learn Don's connection to Spring Mount, incredible stories of answered prayers and lots of useful advice.

Guest speaker Mark Curtis continues on our Mark sermon series and shares about how God has commissioned and sent us to bring Jesus where we are and that God provides when we step out in faith.

The honourable Jonny Harrison (not an official title) teaches on Mark 6:1-6 on honour and the things that keep us from giving honour where it's deserved. Who do you honour in your life? Do we give honour to the one who always gives it back to us?

What is your 'other side' where you are keeping your mess? Jonny Harrison shares with us about how Jesus wants to come over to our other side and have us give whatever brokenness we have to Him. Jesus wants to meet with us. You are worth the price the King has paid for you, you are priceless.

What's your story? Jonny Harrison continues our series on Mark on how Jesus uses stories to transform lives. How are we sowing our seeds?

It's another CAP prayer evening, Jonny Harrison encourages us to let God's light shine through us to others. P.S. It's not about the light bulb in your room.

What's your story? Jonny Harrison continues our series on Mark on how Jesus uses stories to transform lives. Are we listening? Are we really listening to Jesus and doing what He says or do we constantly allow worry to trouble us?