This week we look at Matthew 10 and what we can learn from Jesus sending out His disciples to minister to the Jews.

This week we look at the Cities of Refuge that God instructed the people of Israel to set aside for those who accidentally killed someone and need protection before their trial. We will see the parallels between these cities and Christ who is our refuge and our High Priest.

This week we look at Ezekiel 47 and see what we must do to experience God more and His plan for the future. This chapter is a vision of the river flowing from the temple that is built for Christ's millenial reign. We look at what we can take from it today.

This week we complete this section on Acts 2:41-47. Our focus is on 'the prayers' today and we see how this differs from just prayer in general. We see the importance og corporate prayer but also prayer built upon the actions of God and the manifestation of prayer when the body prays together.

This week we look at 'the breaking of bread'. We will see why the breaking of bread was so important to the early church that they devoted themselves to it. We also see how it is connected to previous two element of their devotion, apostles teaching and to the fellowship.

This week we continue to look at Acts 2:42 and focus on 'the fellowship'. We see how the early church devoted themselves to the fellowship and the impact it had on church. We also separate the context of the day, in order to see the core principles that remain for us to live out today.

We start this New Year with a series to build upon from last year and to prepare us for the year to come. Acts 2:42 is passage that brings vision and strategy for a new season in the life of followers of Christ. This week we explore the importance of Devotion as a follower and being devoted to the Apostle's Teaching.

In our final week of this series we look at the story of Joseph and Mary. We explore what we can learn from Joseph and how he shows us how to move a mountain of life through trusting in God. We also see Mary's heart and faith in accepting the plans of God. We also continue to shack up the 'traditional Nativity scene' a little bit more.

This week we explore the role that Caesar Augustus played in preparing for the birth of Christ. We will see how everything is under Gods control and how He uses, even unbelievers, to help bring about His plans and purposes. Through Augustus, God got the right people (Mary & Joseph), to the right place (Bethlehem) for the fulfillment of scripture.

In this unprecedented year of Corona Virus, we embark on a Christmas series that explores the unprecedented events that took place at the birth of Christ. We kick off with Zechariah and Elizabeth and see how they reacted to these events and what we can learn from them.