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 Dave looks further into Proverbs, specifically on the beginning and essence of wisdom is fear of the Lord—a fear of reverence, respect, honour, devotion and awe.

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 Christy kicks off our new series on Wisdom where we will be looking at the three Wisdom books of Proverbs, Job and Ecclesiastes. Christy gives a wonderful introduction and overview of each of these books.

This week we have Rory Helart from Bethel sharing with us about understanding the encounters we have with God as God revealing himself to us and we therefore understand Him more. This brings us on a defined journey in our relationship with God, rather than just wandering.

This week Andrew shares a great message on how as we surrender our lives to the Holy Spirit, His power is released more fully into our lives and then through our lives to others.

Join us as Nartarsha unpacks the last chapter of Ephesians and helps to be strong in the armour of God.

Join us as Nartarsha unpacks the last chapter of Ephesians and helps to be strong in the armour of God.

Christy brings a powerful message unpacking a broad look at Ephesians chapter 5 and the questions that it poses for us.

In Ephesians, Paul summarizes the Gospel story and how it should reshape every part of our story. He unveils the power of the Gospel and then challenges the reader to respond through growing up in Christ. This series on Ephesians seeks to ignite a fresh understanding of the apocalyptic event of Jesus’ life, death and resurrection, and to inspire a response by embracing our new humanity in which the image of God is being restored.

This week Allan continues our Ephesians series looking at Ephesians Chapter Four, focusing on verses 17 onwards. Is Christianity a way of believing, or a way of living?

In Ephesians, Paul summarizes the Gospel story and how it should reshape every part of our story. He unveils the power of the Gospel and then challenges the reader to respond through growing up in Christ. This series on Ephesians seeks to ignite a fresh understanding of the apocalyptic event of Jesus’ life, death and resurrection, and to inspire a response by embracing our new humanity in which the image of God is being restored.

Pete continues our Ephesians series looking at Ephesians Chapter Four, focusing on verses 1-6. He looks at the incredible importance of us walking in oneness.

In Ephesians, Paul summarizes the Gospel story and how it should reshape every part of our story. He unveils the power of the Gospel and then challenges the reader to respond through growing up in Christ. This series on Ephesians seeks to ignite a fresh understanding of the apocalyptic event of Jesus’ life, death and resurrection, and to inspire a response by embracing our new humanity in which the image of God is being restored.

This week Sarah delves into Chapter three of Ephesians. This message explores why we don't feel the reality of God's love and introduces us to Paul's exquisite prayer that gives us a broader vision of the love of God and how to more fully experience it, not alone, but together.