In this session we explore how the new covenant, through Christ's blood, creates the local church.

In this session we explore how the new covenant, through Christ's blood, creates the local church.

In this session we see how Paul uses the new covenant to shape the church actions and heart towards one another. We explore 1 Corinthians 11 and fous on Paul's solution to the issue that made him think they despised the church.

In this session we look at the unique and powerful marriage between Christ and the Church. We look at Ephesians 5 as the basis on this wonderful union that is a 'profound mystery'.

In this session we look at the unique and powerful marriage between Christ and the Church. We look at Ephesians 5 as the basis on this wonderful union that is a 'profound mystery'.

We continue in Philippians 1:27-30 and this morning we look more closely at verses 29-30. What is the sign Paul is refering to and how does it show to unbelievers that they will be destroyed? We tackle these questions today.

This week we are exploring the what the Gospel is and why it is so important. We mainly focus in Philippians 1:27-30 but also supporting scriptures to build a picture of why this message of God is 'Good News'.

This morning we look at Hebrews 6:4-6 and look at what the author meant when they wrote 'It is impossible for some one to be enlightened...but has fallen away to come back to repentance.' We ask the key question, can someone be enlightened and not be truely saved?

This week we look at what the bible says about separation from the world. In our overview text, Acts 2:37-40, Peter tells the crowd to 'save themselves from this wicked generation'. We maily look at Numbers 6 and Jeremiah 3 to help gain a context of separation and what it means to us today.

This week we look at baptism and what it means to God and therefore the believer. We explore the Great Commission of Jesus to His disciples and look see why Paul and Peter both refer to Old Testament analogies to help explain baptism.