Jim Thring looks at what the secular world has to say about identity, and how the Scriptures show us a different story that is grounded in truth and gives purpose - that we are intended to be children of God, stamped with His image.

God loves us with the joyful, passionate love of a bride groom for his intended. And because we are loved, we don't have to prove ourselves - but have every reason to give ourselves!

As we celebrate Easter Sunday, Al talks with our children about what Jesus's glory looks like, and explores the words Jesus spoke about judgment, salvation, and eternal life.

Jesus, Heaven's very best, enters Jerusalem as King - provoking a variety of reactions. Al asks us to consider who we are most like in our response to Jesus.

Tim looks at the encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman, and looks at her journey from not knowing who Jesus is, to putting her faith in Him - and along the way, how Jesus's promise of overflowing living water affects the community around those who trust in Him. Note: the recording was affected by some tech issues, but does improve after about 30 seconds.

Al looks at the freedom God brought the Israelites through the Exodus, and unpacks what it means for us in how we use our time and money.

Brandan, Tori, Tim, Caroline and Al unpack our church vision for the coming season.

What happens when Jesus meets a very religious person who thinks that they can be right with God by following all the rules? David looks at the challenge of Jesus's conversation with Nicodemus, and the need to be born again through faith in Jesus's death and resurrection.

Steven opened John 2 looking at Jesus turning water to wine, and clearing the temple.  We see Jesus being the one who provides better joy, cleansing, sacrifice and the temple as he fortells of His sacrifice for our sin through His perfect death and resurrection on the cross, taking the penalty we deserve.

John the Baptist declares himself to be the voice of one crying in the wilderness - Al looks at what this means about John and about Jesus, and we hear from a number of the church about the time they were called to follow Christ.