The Weekly

Ash talks about an interesting word - "Tetelestai" - the word Jesus used on the cross, which means "It is finished." He explores why Jesus used this word and what it signifies for believers today. He also speaks about how we can never do enough good to do away with sin, God requires perfection, and Jesus is the only way we can achieve that.

Today we have the principals of both Kings and Little Flock, Mrs Shelley Trent & Mrs Christie Gunn. This captivating podcast explores education as a Kingdom tool on our campus. We'll discuss the Who, What, Why, and How of education, diving into our identities, roles, motivations, and practical strategies for raising and releasing godly leaders. This captivating podcast is for you whether you're an educator, parent, or student. 

Ash teaches the patterns of the world versus the patterns of Jesus. Using the example of Jesus' prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane, Ash talks about the importance of submitting our desires to God's will and following His guidance, even when it's not easy.

Ash also delves into the importance of recognizing Jesus for who He truly is, rather than trying to define Him to fit our own desires. Ash mentions the concept of being the temple of the Holy Spirit and the need to look honestly at our lives to identify areas where Jesus needs to flip tables and bring order to our hearts.

Tune in and discover how you can live a life that follows the patterns of Jesus, and how surrendering to His will can bring peace and joy to your life. There is power in saying "not my will but yours be done" it will transform our lives.

• Longevity of Calling
• Burnout
• Functional Depression
• Medication Myths
• The Porn Pandemic
• Addiction Recovery
• The Gender Narrative
• Trauma in Leadership
• Domestic Violence
• Imprisoned by Culture
• Mental Health & Culture
• Healthy Team Dynamics
• Owning Your Story

On Sunday we delved into the difference between solitude and isolation, and why neglecting solitude can lead us to crave isolation. Gareth taught how our approach to our work matters just as much as what we do, and how we can cultivate a deeper relationship with God through silence and solitude. Ultimately, our work is a reflection of our relationship with God. Tune in to this thought-provoking message for some insightful reflections on finding purpose and rest in our daily lives.

The Love Our City “What Moves You?” campaign looks at how we as the NCCB community can move with compassion. The aim is to engage and equip individuals on our campus with a lifestyle of living for the benefit of others. 

In the "What Moves You" podcast's second episode, Tarryn chats to Sean and Gabriella Szabo from the IQ Football (IQF) Academy around their IQF Foundation. The Foundation is a non-profit football academy with a mission to father the "fatherless" of our nation, or those with limited family and parental support, to raise men who are not only professional football players, but great fathers, leaders and community builders. 

Paul explains how Adam and Eve created a very different future from the one in God's imagination, and that God wants to use us, our past (good/bad/ugly), to shape His future. "When our hearts and minds are aligned with God's heart and mind, the future is wide open for incredible possibilities."

In this episode, Paul Edy and Joshua Marais talk church production and worship, covering topics such as why we bother with lights/sound/big bands, relationships between sound/tech and worship teams, as well as offering practical tips around worship and production.

Ashley continues to teach the Jesus story, pulling us back to the centrality of Jesus, the image of the invisible God, the firstborn over all creation.

The Love Our City “What Moves You?” campaign looks at how we as the NCCB community can move with compassion. The aim is to engage and equip individuals on our campus with a lifestyle of living for the benefit of others. Archbishop Tutu captured it best when he said “Compassion is not just a benevolent feeling but seeking to change the situation. Frequently people think compassion and love are merely sentimental. No! They are very demanding. If you are going to be compassionate, be prepared for action!” We see in the scriptures a call to justice, a call to move with compassion and not just have that tugging of the heart, but to let it trigger action.

Kicking off the series we introduce the series in more detail and chat with Obi Amuh who works with Scarlet Thread a prison ministry working in correctional facilities in the country carrying the message of the Gospel.

If you want to get involved, you can contact Obi, his details are below:
Cell 072 387 2251 
Email: [email protected]