Sometimes it feels like our lives are getting more and more busy, and it can feel like we are always trying to catch our breath. Is this how we were created to live? This week, we look at why the Holy Spirit came as wind, and what that means for us in our hectic world.

We often seem to have this idea that the early followers of Jesus knew exactly what they were doing every step of the way, but that's not the story the scriptures seem to tell. This week we look at what we can learn from the early church about how to go about finding God's will for our lives.

The ascension of Jesus is a strange part of the story. It's hard to understand what it means for us today, and if it really matters at all. This week we look at what it teaches us about Jesus, about the Kingdom of God and about us.

This week we wrestle with the systems stories of our lives that get in the way of us understanding what Jesus is trying to teach us. We look at the fundamental story of the Kingdom of God, and what that means for us today.

This week we begin our new study on the Book of Acts. We look at what Luke was trying to get across, and the main subject of the story: Jesus. We look at the ways that Jesus, not only haunts the story of Acts, but our stories as well.

This week Roy speaks about community, and how we're supposed to share the weight of each others struggles instead of hiding and trying do it all on our own. Oh, and he does it wearing a kilt, and a punisher t-shirt, so that's cool as well.

This week Nathan takes us through a preview of what Vox is up to this coming year. We discuss some new things we're going to be doing, as well as some reminders of why we do things the way we do them.

This week we're interviewing Christina MacBean about her difficult experiences with church in the past and the journey towards healing and wholeness that God has her on.

The bible talks a lot about sin, but sometimes we seem to get it pretty mixed up. We seem to respond to the problem of sin in our world in extreme ways, but is it correct? This week we wrestle with the question: "I know God loves me, but does God like me?"

In our final message in the Spiritual Gifts series, Nathan looks at some of the weird ones: tongues, prophecy, miracles, and healing to see how these gifts are at work in the church today. Does God really still do things like this, and if so, how do we tell the authentic stuff from the counterfeit stuff? The message begins at 16:45