So many of us push ourselves so hard to produce and achieve results, but is it really as productive as it could be. The scriptures teach that finding balance between productivity and recovery is crucial to truly be fruitful.

Relationships are the foundation of almost everything we do. Contrary to our highly individualistic society, the scriptures teach us that we were designed to be in relationship with each other and with God. This week we look at the "Relationship Triangle" and how it can impact our lives.

There are so many moments that God's Kingdom breaks through into our lives and provide us with an opportunity to learn and grow, but are we away of them?

This week we begin a new series on discipleship, and look at just what we mean when we say the word. What does it look like to truly be a follower of Jesus Christ?

For some reason, people often want to set up a conflict between faith and science, but should this be the case? This week, Trevor Morgan takes a look at what science teaches us about God, and what the bible has to say about science.

There are some things that just can't be expressed in simple prose. That's why the scriptures are so full of poetry, but just how are we to understand something as powerful, and complicated as Hebrew poetry?

Our nine month series in Leviticus has come to a close, so just what have we learned? This week we take a look at some of the themes that have woven their way through the entire series, and more importantly, the whole book of Leviticus.

Why is it that obedience is so difficult? This week we look at the blessings and curses found in Leviticus 26.

Leviticus tells us that we are to take an "eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth," but Jesus tells us to "turn the other cheek." Which one of these are we to believe? And are they contradicting each other at all? This week we look at how we should respond when we are wronged in some way.

In Leviticus 25, God outlines an interesting concept for the Israelites called, Jubilee. It was about freedom, forgiveness, release and second chances, and maybe it still is.