This week Phil and Sarah looked at the connection between how we love and serve our city and contribute to a local church family.

For City Group Sunday we took a look at the theme of this season: what it means to be a 'gospel people.' Telling people about Jesus should be a natural response for the Christian, and in this week's podcast Santino takes a look at Matthew 28 and explores the primary purpose of the church, and how we're all part of God's unfolding story of salvation.

This week Sarah took at look at Paul’s prayer in Ephesians chapter 3 and considered the connection between being encountering the father, being found in his family and growing into fullness.

This week Mark explores the topic of community, and how we are fundamentally designed to live in relationship.

In this week's podcast Phil and Sarah launch us into Pray First, our 14 day journey of fasting and prayer. They explore what fasting is and why it is significant to our Christian journey.

In this weeks podcast Phil looks at Psalm 27 where he explores the concepts of devotion and dedication, and how we as christians balance both our devotion to Jesus and the discipline of the call to live the normal christian life.

The Psalms are full of fighting talk and while our battle is now spiritual not physical there is some fighting to be done. In this week's podcast Sarah looks at Psalm 17 and encourages us to hold onto God’s ways, his word, and his work as the basics of our spiritual battle.

Psalm 57 gives a beautiful invitation to anchor ourselves to God, even through the greatest trail. The key is found in our ability to bring praise despite our circumstances.

This week Sarah looks at Psalm 91 and asks what it looks like fo reach of us to make God our dwelling place, and not just an occasional place of refuge.

This week guest speaker Jimmy Horner looks at how we view faith. As Christians, we are called to do the impossible and lead wherever you are, and often there is a journey of faith. Jimmy explores how we shouldn't deny the existence of doubt, and instead acknowledge and allow it as part of your faith journey.