Join us as we jump into our second part of the Future Church series.

Hear Dave encouraging us to press on and press in to the process of Spiritual Transformation and “The careful attentiveness to the work of God, our master sculptor, as we submit to the gradual chipping away of all that is not of God, until the inner lion is revealed.”  (Henri Nouwen)

Join us as we jump into our second part of the Future Church series.

In this message, Sarah gives an overview to what Spiritual Formation is, what the process of being transformed can be like and focuses on one of Jesus' most staggering and compelling statements about transformation.

Join us as we jump into our second part of the Future Church series.

Hear Pete unpack how walking in freedom releases us to grow in our spiritual formation.

Hear Matt unpack a message on building a firm foundation which is found not only in hearing and listening to the words of Jesus (hearing information) but putting into practice what he taught as well. The way we practice what he taught, is to practice what he did in the day to day.

The empty tomb or the cover up? This Easter Sunday, Michael unpacks a message on the empty tomb and explores how the religious and political leaders of the day tried to cover up the fact that Jesus rose from the dead because, if the resurrection is true, then Jesus is who he says he is and all that he spoke was true.

Join us as we celebrate the resurrection this Easter Sunday.

Experience a sermonic style visual demonstration of the Passover Seder (Service). We explore the traditional symbolic items and foods of the Passover feast and explains how they are fulfilled i the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus, our Passover Lamb.

We are living through a disruptive moment that is shaking the world. Throughout history, moments of disruption have shaped the future of the church. We have an opportunity to use this moment of destabilisation to discover and shape Future Church.

Andrew delivers a message encouraging us to be open to creating new wineskins to old the new wine as we look towards what the Future Church will hold.

We are living through a disruptive moment that is shaking the world. Throughout history, moments of disruption have shaped the future of the church. We have an opportunity to use this moment of destabilisation to discover and shape Future Church.

Hear Gary unpack the story of Stephen and challenge us to consider what we put down that is of God, in order to pick up that which is not.

Stepping aside from our Future Church preaching series, Allan Meyer shares on the topic of grief and tears, bringing us through the book of Job.

Sarah Hudson presents a challenging look at the Protestant Reformation as one of the most important movements to have occurred within the History of the Church and how that matters to us today.