Jesus promises life and blessing, but following Him isn’t always smooth sailing. This series looks at what it means to follow Jesus when the road is hard, and your instincts are working against you.

Many people struggle with doubt about where they stand with God. The apostle John wrote his first letter to help people discern between true and false assurance. This series examines the marks of true faith and helps dispel the doubts that can get in the way of a vibrant relationship with God.

We think the answer lies in better circumstances, greater self-discipline, stronger justice, or leaders we can trust. The covenants God has made with His people show why those solutions aren’t enough and point to a better hope. This series examines the six major covenants God has made with His people and what they teach us about where to invest our lives.

Behind the familiar story of Jesus’ birth lies a message for people who need God to break into their reality. Luke’s Gospel reveals a Saviour who understands our uncertainty and draws near in love. This series looks at how Christmas changes the way we see both God and ourselves.

Life in the wilderness can drain our strength, stir up doubts, and expose how easily our hearts can wander. As Israel made their way from Egypt to the Promised Land, they stumbled repeatedly but saw God refine them and draw them closer to Himself. This series looks at how God meets His people’s weakness with discipline, mercy, and grace that won’t let us go.

A relationship with Jesus begins with an experience of His grace. But if that’s where it stops, our faith can begin to feel stale. We were created to share God’s grace with others, but it can sometimes be a challenge to find our place to serve. This series looks at how to move from the sidelines to the front lines to join what God’s doing in our world.

The Psalms are the Bible’s hymnal: they teach us how to worship God not just when things are good, but in every condition of the heart—through sorrow, silence, longing, and joy.

Most people assume that they know the Ten Commandments without ever having thought deeply about them. But the commandments are more than rules – they’re a glimpse into the heart of God and what matters most to Him. In this series, we’ll examine what each command reveals about God’s character and the priorities that govern His will for our lives.

Distortions in the way we understand ourselves and interpret others create division, confusion, and feelings of inadequacy. This series looks at how embracing Jesus’ view of us changes our approach to life, work, and the people who influence us.

Whether it’s the expectations, some bad memories, or just the Christmas cake, many people don’t love Christmas. And it’s easy to assume that it’s just not for you. This series looks at God’s love at work in the lives of people you wouldn’t expect. It shows us how He expresses that love to people who aren’t into the holiday traditions. It might just teach you something new about His love for you, too.

When tragedy strikes, it can feel like the ground has been ripped away, leaving us shaken and questioning what we once thought was secure. In this series, we’ll walk with Job to explore suffering and the painful process of trusting God in the midst of it. Together, we’ll see how God meets us in our brokenness and what it means to hold onto Him when everything else falls apart.

Most people have spent more time looking at statues and pictures of Jesus than they have reflecting on the first-hand accounts of those who met Him. As we see the many people who encountered Jesus, we see ourselves in them and begin to understand better what Jesus wants to do in our lives.

They had travelled hundreds of miles to the place they had always dreamed about. Now that they were here, it was harder than they thought. The problems seemed to keep multiplying, and there never seemed to be time for God. This series look at the messages God sent them and the implications for any of us who have been in their shoes.

Although the defection and decline of many churches today feels new, the problems were foreseen and their solutions already laid out in the New Testament. This series looks at Paul’s advice to Timothy about how to steer the church through dangerous waters.

Many people take part of the Christian message and try to run with it. But the Christian life is like a three-legged stool and so if you only get one or two legs of it in place, it’s almost impossible to sit properly. This message looks at the three legs of the Christian life as illustrated in the Apostle Paul.

At Christmas, we often reflect on the prophecy that a virgin would bear a son who would be called Immanuel, or God with us. But what does it mean for God to be with us? This series look at the many dimensions of Immanuel and what they teach us about what God wants to do in our lives this Christmas.

Christians are more known for their political stances and the beliefs they defend than the character they possess or the good that they do. This series through the Book of James looks at what true faith looks like in the life of a genuine follower of Jesus.

Have you ever tried to solve a problem, and someone came along and helped you to see it from a completely different angle? Jesus’ words had that kind of impact. And they’ve continued to reshape how people see their lives and their place in this world. Join us as we learn to see life through Jesus’ eyes.

When people talk about the resurrection, some just speak of it as metaphor for a new start or the hope that is born from the ashes. Jesus didn’t really rise from the grave, did He? Others accept that Jesus’ resurrection was real, but when they read about the resurrection of His followers, they picture spirits floating on clouds strumming harps. This message looks at what hope Easter really promises and the resurrection that is available to all who trust in Jesus.

We’re tempted to assume that our heroes are just born ready, but that’s seldom the case. There are lessons to learn and challenges to overcome before anyone can make a lasting difference. This series looks at Moses before he ever faced a showdown with Pharoah and the circumstances God used to shape him into the person he would become.

The early church could be messy, chaotic, and even dangerous, but it was seldom boring. Revisiting scenes from the church’s beginnings helps us to see the power and the priorities that marked a movement that changed the world. This series examines the lessons that can be learned from the church’s unstoppable, early days.

Christmas in our culture today can feel like a celebration reserved for people with it all together. The turkey tastes sweet if there’s a perfect family and a full bank account, but otherwise not so much. Matthew shocked his first readers by including the names of five hurting women in the genealogy that opens his Christmas account and in so doing showed that Christmas tells the story of how His incredible love overcomes the pain and rejection that people often face.

Sooner or later, everyone is confronted with life’s most fundamental questions. What gives life satisfaction? How can I find meaning? What’s the point of it all? This series explores the answers to those questions given in the Book of Ecclesiastes and finds surprising answers that change how we see our lives and our place in the world.

People expect followers of Jesus to act like Jesus. In fact, the number one reason that people leave the church is a bad experience with someone’s sin or wrongdoing. Despite that, most Christians give very little thought about what should be done when Christians aren't Christlike. The answer is what’s called church discipline. This series look at what it is and how it’s practiced.

People expect followers of Jesus to act like Jesus. In fact, the number one reason that people leave the church is a bad experience with someone’s sin or wrongdoing. Despite that, most Christians give very little thought about what should be done when Christians aren't Christlike. The answer is what’s called church discipline. This series look at what it is and how it’s practiced.

It’s hard to understand the end of a story if you don’t really understand the beginning. And making sense of where a person’s life ends up is impossible without seeing where it began. This series look at the earliest days of Jesus’ public ministry and the trajectory that made Him the figure He became.

Some years, Good Friday and Easter come with sunny skies and happy thoughts. But sometimes, the mood is far more bleak. This series looks at the events of Jesus’ death and resurrection at a point when the glass seemed half empty. The hope that stirred amidst the rain clouds then can stir our own thoughts to faith and joy today.

For many, Revelation is a book of mysteries. It’s a code that can’t be cracked and so it’s often left on the shelf. This series seeks to demystify the message of Revelation and show its relevance for our lives today.

Christians in the early church faced difficult decisions they couldn’t agree on. They lived with the threat of government injustice. And they dealt with the everyday offences and misunderstandings that are a part of all relationships. Despite all of this, they were called to peace and unity. This series lays out the principles that God gave to help them achieve this and shows how relevant they are for us today.