We all know what it's like to get that bad news. IT can shake us in a moment or affect the rest of our lives. But what if there was another option, a difference direction we could turn to start to make our bad news look much better. Here's an interesting take on it all that will defiantly help you.

How do you get on top of things when life is out of control? How do you find rest when there's nothing you can stop doing? How do you move to a different rhythm of life, that brings joy and is sustainable? Listen own to the start of this conversation which will continue on for a few weeks.

Listen in as we reaffirm the baptisms of three of our young people, and explore what baptism is and its importance in the life of the church.

When Paul and Silas were stripped, beaten and imprisoned in Acts 16, they responded with worship and everything changed. Worship enables us to be free while in shackles. Corporate worship enables entire communities to find freedom in Jesus.

Christianity is about taking hold of this new life Jesus gives us, and living it to the fullest with the Holy Spirit. That's right, we all need continually to be filled with the Holy Spirit. So listen to this and see what God does in your life as you listen.

Jesus does all the heavy lifting when it comes to His work in the world, but he does it through us, with the extension of a hand, or the offer of a prayer. What miracles are you going to see this week?

Do you find yourself asking God to protect you from various things, out of a sense of desperation. Maybe God doesn't want to save you from those things, but instead reveal himself as someone who you can rely on. Have a listen to see what God does say he will protect us from.

It's easy to read Luke 7 and become confused or disillusioned with Jesus. But when you understand what The Feast of Tabernacles was and what it meant for everyone, the chapter comes alive.

Many have heard how Jesus turned water into wine. Was there any bigger meaning to why Jesus did this? And, what clues does disciple John’s account give us about sharing our faith?

As Jesus hung on the cross he uttered these words of forgiveness toward what they were doing. So what were they doing? Why did it need forgiving? And what does that teach us?