“What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us...” ~ A.W. Tozer

The abundant and eternal life God has for each one does not mean the absence of challenge but the presence of our Champion. Throughout life's trials and triumphs, God is continually revealing Himself and His nature to us. To experience—to know God—is eternal life, it is the abundance of life from within despite the circumstances we may be facing. May we accept the invitation to know God and allow His life that which sustains us.

This week Christy introduces our new series "To Know God". If we truly are a church that desires to be shaped into the image of Christ, our hope is that the image we are seeking to shape ourselves around is a true representation of our Triune God.

This week Andrew leads us in a Healing Service. In Luke chapter 17, ten lepers were healed by Jesus, with the healing coming 'as they went.' Healing can be fast or slow, and the perspective we take on GOD'S healing activity will either help or hinder our realisation of that fact. A child-like attitude is needed to see the things of the Spirit apart from a natural viewpoint.

This week Nartarsha gives a deep dive into the life of Joseph and how he protected the seed of God's promise over his life; in the pit, as a slave and then in prison. She looks at how he kept God close, was diligent, faithful and rose to the top in every circumstance. What can we learn from Joseph's journey and how do we apply that to the season we are in?

Wisdom is the biblical term for the type of everyday living required for ‘on earth as it is in heaven’. Wisdom is more than knowledge; it involves making sense of God, self and the world—but wisdom is the application of knowledge—it is acting accordingly. Ultimately, wisdom is the orientation which allows one to live in harmonious accord with God's ordering of the world. It is a way of viewing the world, where God is creator, sovereign, and to be trusted. When living in his way, his ordering of the world, there is harmony, shalom and accord. To dive deeper into the theme of biblical Wisdom, our desire is to focus on Old Testament Wisdom Literature. Specifically looking at the books of Proverbs, Job and Ecclesiastes.

This is our final week of our Wisdom series. Christy gives an overview of the past couple of months and then a panel joins for a conversation of what challenged them most over the course of the series and some key aspects of each of the Wisdom books.

Wisdom is the biblical term for the type of everyday living required for ‘on earth as it is in heaven’. Wisdom is more than knowledge; it involves making sense of God, self and the world—but wisdom is the application of knowledge—it is acting accordingly. Ultimately, wisdom is the orientation which allows one to live in harmonious accord with God's ordering of the world. It is a way of viewing the world, where God is creator, sovereign, and to be trusted. When living in his way, his ordering of the world, there is harmony, shalom and accord. To dive deeper into the theme of biblical Wisdom, our desire is to focus on Old Testament Wisdom Literature. Specifically looking at the books of Proverbs, Job and Ecclesiastes.

This week Michael continues our look into Ecclesiastes, sharing on the seasons of life and what the state of our heart with God in our current season is.

Wisdom is the biblical term for the type of everyday living required for ‘on earth as it is in heaven’. Wisdom is more than knowledge; it involves making sense of God, self and the world—but wisdom is the application of knowledge—it is acting accordingly. Ultimately, wisdom is the orientation which allows one to live in harmonious accord with God's ordering of the world. It is a way of viewing the world, where God is creator, sovereign, and to be trusted. When living in his way, his ordering of the world, there is harmony, shalom and accord. To dive deeper into the theme of biblical Wisdom, our desire is to focus on Old Testament Wisdom Literature. Specifically looking at the books of Proverbs, Job and Ecclesiastes.

This week we shift to looking at Ecclesiastes. Sarah gives a wonderful overview, asking the question 'What would be your answer to the question, ‘I will be happy when…?'.

Wisdom is the biblical term for the type of everyday living required for ‘on earth as it is in heaven’. Wisdom is more than knowledge; it involves making sense of God, self and the world—but wisdom is the application of knowledge—it is acting accordingly. Ultimately, wisdom is the orientation which allows one to live in harmonious accord with God's ordering of the world. It is a way of viewing the world, where God is creator, sovereign, and to be trusted. When living in his way, his ordering of the world, there is harmony, shalom and accord. To dive deeper into the theme of biblical Wisdom, our desire is to focus on Old Testament Wisdom Literature. Specifically looking at the books of Proverbs, Job and Ecclesiastes.

This week Allan wraps up our look at Job with the key thoughts that faith isn’t just for changing things, it is sometimes for endurance and how we can be helpful or unhelpful when we gather with other people.

Wisdom is the biblical term for the type of everyday living required for ‘on earth as it is in heaven’. Wisdom is more than knowledge; it involves making sense of God, self and the world—but wisdom is the application of knowledge—it is acting accordingly. Ultimately, wisdom is the orientation which allows one to live in harmonious accord with God's ordering of the world. It is a way of viewing the world, where God is creator, sovereign, and to be trusted. When living in his way, his ordering of the world, there is harmony, shalom and accord. To dive deeper into the theme of biblical Wisdom, our desire is to focus on Old Testament Wisdom Literature. Specifically looking at the books of Proverbs, Job and Ecclesiastes.

Nartarsha continues our look into the book of Job and what it means to be resilient in a world where bad things happen to good people.

Wisdom is the biblical term for the type of everyday living required for ‘on earth as it is in heaven’. Wisdom is more than knowledge; it involves making sense of God, self and the world—but wisdom is the application of knowledge—it is acting accordingly. Ultimately, wisdom is the orientation which allows one to live in harmonious accord with God's ordering of the world. It is a way of viewing the world, where God is creator, sovereign, and to be trusted. When living in his way, his ordering of the world, there is harmony, shalom and accord. To dive deeper into the theme of biblical Wisdom, our desire is to focus on Old Testament Wisdom Literature. Specifically looking at the books of Proverbs, Job and Ecclesiastes.

This week Matt shifts our focus to the book of Job, giving an overview exploring life’s big questions from a different perspective. Instead of attempting to answer why there is suffering we explore what God does with our pain & suffering.

Wisdom is the biblical term for the type of everyday living required for ‘on earth as it is in heaven’. Wisdom is more than knowledge; it involves making sense of God, self and the world—but wisdom is the application of knowledge—it is acting accordingly. Ultimately, wisdom is the orientation which allows one to live in harmonious accord with God's ordering of the world. It is a way of viewing the world, where God is creator, sovereign, and to be trusted. When living in his way, his ordering of the world, there is harmony, shalom and accord. To dive deeper into the theme of biblical Wisdom, our desire is to focus on Old Testament Wisdom Literature. Specifically looking at the books of Proverbs, Job and Ecclesiastes.

Sarah finishes up our look into Proverbs with the biggest topic covered in the book of proverbs.The tongue isn’t just about gossip, but it is also about speaking up. Whilst gossip can cause tremendous damage, a silent tongue can be just as damaging. But when do we know when to speak up and when to shut up? And how do we do it?