Are you into titles, or are you into towels? Shumi brings a powerful word, reminding us to keep Jesus’ loving humility as our model for loving those around us.

John 13:1-17

As Jesus washes his disciples’ feet, we see the upside down Kingdom of God: a kingdom where love rules and empowers us to humbly serve the people around us. Nemi Wilton shares of the power of the love of God.

John 13:1-17

“If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit.” All true fruitfulness comes from proximity to Jesus, and our fruitfulness grows as God prunes us. Stephen reminds us of God’s kindness in times of pruning, and that we are deeply connected with each other and with Christ through the storms of life.

John 15:1-17

Jesus destroys our final enemy: death. Dan explores how God, who suffered for us, gives ultimate meaning and hope to our suffering today.

John 11:17-44

Jesus says “I am the resurrection and the life”. What does that mean for us as followers of Jesus today? Mark explores how Jesus’ power to defeat death gives comfort, meaning and hope to the darkest and most difficult moments of our lives.

John 11:17-44

“Don’t live for anything other than an encounter with Jesus.” Will reminds us that loving Jesus and living to please him is the ultimate aim of our lives.

John 5:36-44

Simon encourages us to break out of the approval junkie mentality, instead spending our lives receiving the honour of our Heavenly Father as we in turn honour his son Jesus as our Lord.

John 5:39-44

When we obey God, we experience joy and freedom! Mark speaks on how the practice of obeying God can involve sacrifice and challenge as we step into his will for our lives and experience freedom in Christ.

How do we love like Jesus? How do we show his truth and compassion? Emily explores how we need to continually come as we are to him, living under the waterfall of his grace and love.

John 4:4-26

When we obey God, we experience joy and freedom! Mark speaks on how the practice of obeying God can involve sacrifice and challenge as we step into his will for our lives and experience freedom in Christ.

“The Christian life is predicated on the understanding that Jesus has the authority to teach us and direct us and for us to obey.” But obedience isn’t easy: so why do we obey God, and how can we do it well?

John 2.1-11

"Truth isn’t a concept to be debated, it’s a person to be encountered." Stephen encourages us to look to the truth that sets us free from the lies that cripple us.

Behold the lamb of God, who takes away the sins of the world.

John 1:29-34

“Behold the lamb of God, who takes away the sins of the world.” Here is Jesus, the lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world and meets our deepest needs in the process.

Generosity is one of the marks of a follower of Jesus: but we can only give because God has given so outrageously generously to us. Simon unpacks the marks of the generous Macedonian church in 2 Corinthians 8:1-16.

In a time of great uncertainty, the thing that marks us out as Christians is our confidence in the unshakable Kingdom, and the almighty King who reigns. Stephen reminds us that we can have confidence in King Jesus, and know him closely wherever he has called us to.

Matthew 28:16-20

Simon Ponsonby reflects on the extraordinary life of Queen Elizabeth II and the eternal King she so faithfully served.

Psalm 116:13-16

Prayer is the most important thing we can do with our lives, and when we pray we become peace-filled people, whose peace flows over into people around us. Stephen encourages us to return to prayer, and be amazed by what God does as a result of our prayers.

Psalm 87 describes the beauty of Zion: Zion, God’s holy city, is beautiful because it reflects the glory of God. And we are all invited to be residents of this city; no matter our past or our mistakes.

The fear of the Lord brings freedom. How do we use the freedom we’ve been given? Mark explores why fearing the Lord is the entry point to awe, obedience and revival.