We are designed for relationship, but marriage is not the goal of a single person. George Salloum explains what is. He also unpacks why marriage is not the solution for loneliness.

God has bought so much for us. George spells some of them out and challenges us to walk in them.

What does your life tell people about your relationship with Jesus? What happens if your identity as a disciple of Jesus is tested – are you re-presenting Him well?

What is it like when we don’t know how to live out of our true identity? Perhaps we need to become intentional about practicing knowing who we are.

Jesus Christ was the ultimate example of self-awareness as well as intimately knowing those around about Him. George explores the topic of understanding your own identity and what it is grounded in.

Is the Holy Spirit part of your every day life? What differences could be made if you were having a two-way conversation about the smaller and larger decisions you were making day after day in your life? This teaching will inspire you to a greater awareness and obedience.

Culture is screaming at us: Where is your God? Tim explores the question of what is our responsibility to act on, and what we leave up to God. He speaks about the importance of the quiet times when no one is watching, and the decisions and consequences we face for our actions. At the end of the message a practical few minutes is led on listening to God.

In God’s infinite wisdom He chose mankind to be a conduit of His power and Word. Instead of looking at the man or woman, we need to look at God. When God lives and works through a human being, it’s a humbling and awe-inspiring experience.

Rights, slavery, entitlements and responsibilities – Pastor George Salloum unpacks this subject for us with a different look at the parable of The Talents.

Continuing with our hot button topics of the day, we discuss patriarchy, feminism and rape culture. Hearing from both men and women with genuinely strong opinions, we become more informed about facts and myths.