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Unshaken Faith Cast your cares on God as he cares for you. Discover 5 practical keys to help you cast your cares on God in this season.

Regular guest speaker Matt Hyam explains why John's Gospel is one of his favourite Bible books. "For God loved the world so much that He gave His only son, so that everyone who trusts in Him may no longer be perishing but may have the life of the age to come, right now.

Preparing The Bride A look at what it means to keep prepared for The Lord, The Bridegroom.

Andy kicks off our new series where each week the speaker will overview one of their favourite Bible books, explaining why it is so special to them and what its message is to us today. Andy's go-to book is Ephesians.

I have hidden your word within my heart so I might not sin against you Psalm 119:11 When we become a Christian, we have a new identity being a follower of Jesus. Lots to learn but the old has passed away and all things are new. As the bible says we have been born again. We are on a discipleship journey, we learn from the Holy Spirit, from the teachings in the bible and from each other in Church. God has good plans for us. The old has passed away He makes all things new. 2Corinthians 5:17

Jonah's Story Mercy in Action, Love in Motion, Grace in Turmoil and Salvation in Surrender.

Jehovah El Roi The God who sees us. We may feel forgotten, overlooked, unseen & unheard, but God always sees us

Reading The Word, reminding ourselves what God has said, repeating His promises and praying them, transform our minds, the atmosphere and our circumstances

Repent, be Baptized and be filled with the Holy Spirit. Being baptized mirrors Jesus' own baptism in the Jordan River, identifying the believer completely with His mission. For us the old has passed away behold all things are new. As believers are baptized, they are welcomed into the family of God, receiving the assurance that they are deeply loved and chosen.

A collection of thoughts based on Haggai 2:3-9 and Isaiah 60 to inspire the Church to look forward, serve each other and the community, knowing the best is still to come.