God calls his people to both waiting and moving and it takes discernment to know which season you're in. In Decisions, Deliberations and Destiny, we unpack 1 Samuel 13–14 through three questions: When is waiting obedience, and when is it avoidance? What does decisive action actually look like? And what role does community play when the stakes are high?

In this week's sermon we are challenged to be people of integrity, faith, obedience and prayer.

A reluctant leader rises and takes the place that God chose him for.

What is God calling you to step into, and what do you need to leave behind?

In this part of our study through 1 & 2 Samuel - we see Israel pick a new foundation and how a king is chosen. This king, Saul, was not who they expected and was a complex character, but God still used him.In this sermon, we are reminded that God is always orchestrating things by His Spirit and we are encouraged to look deeper and ask God what He is leading us to.

In this part of our study through 1 & 2 Samuel - we are confronted with bad leadership, the poison of envy and their want for a king. In the sermon Pastor Wilson warns us about having envy in our lives and encourages us to reflect on who King Jesus is and the hope that we have in His Gospel.

Some seasons feel like the wilderness, some feel dry while others feel like living in the consequences of our actions. In week 4 of our Promises series, we are reminded that Scripture tells us the Lord says He will restore us.

We see how God's help confirms to us how God is faithful & trustworthy, how He is working in our lives and how He lifts the weight off our shoulders.In week 3 of our Promises series, we are reminded that Scripture tells us the Lord says He will help us.

There are many battles in this world...and in our lives. Whether a headline making battle, or an internal battle, it can be an uphill battle, especially if we try do it in our own strength and wisdom.In week 2 of our Promises series, we are reminded that Scripture tells us “The LORD will fight for you; you need only to be still.”

We know the fear of being abandoned is one of the deepest fears in the human heart. This is because we are wired for connection, belonging and relationship. Truth be told, we may even fear that God himself might abandon us...  In week 1 of our Promises series, we hear how God addresses this matter with the promise "I will never leave you".

When a foundation is laid, things begin to change. The landscape around that foundation is forever changed. We are in 1 Samuel 7 - looking at building, growing and establishing things that will last.