Taking a look at Acts 16, Stephen draws from Paul & Silas and their attitude towards worship and prayer. We are encouraged to not let our circumstances shape our faith but draw closer to God in worship and prayer. Prayer changes things.

Acts 16:22-34

Psalm 23 is a declaration of God's provision, guidance, protection, and vindication in the face of enemies. Stephen encourages us to embrace the truth that God's goodness and mercy actively pursues us, ensuring that we never have to fear or be alone.

Dan speaks about Psalm 86 and how the state of the heart affects our own faith journey. The heart from a biblical perspective encompasses emotions, thoughts, commitments, and convictions, rather than being solely emotional or rational. We are encouraged to seek an undivided heart and embrace our part in God’s story.

Psalm 86

The voice of the Lord is powerful and sovereign over all creation, and it brings strength and peace to those who listen. Emily encourages us to dig in and spend time listening to God’s voice and invites us to think about the transformative impact of responding to God’s voice in our lives.

Psalm 29

Will takes a look at the life of King David and Peter and how their love for God is deepened through walking through the valley moments. We must make sure that we don’t neglect our relationship with Jesus or even let our own callings keep us from God in dark seasons. Ask yourself the question “Do you love him?” - Find the love of Jesus and love him back.

Psalm 63:1-8

John 21:15-17

Diving into Psalm 74, Owen addresses despair and loss, and sea monsters. Amidst life's challenges Jesus is the answer. Offering hope, courage, and peace, we need to embrace the promises of God and stand strong together.

Psalm 74

Are you waiting to jump into the river? Simon takes us on a dive into Psalm 46 and explores the importance of us embracing God’s river, allowing it to renew and change us. The life giving waters of God’s presence are waiting for you.

Psalm 46: 1-6

Kicking off our Summer in the Psalms, Dan takes us into Psalm 1 & 2 and helps us understand that Jesus is the Blessed one that psalmist talks about. Our hope is to take Refuge in him, come to him for forgiveness and a fresh start.

Psalm 1

Early in the church men and women were pushed apart, and yet we see at Pentecost, men and women were together and received the same anointing. Simon explores what happened, why it needs to change and ultimately helps us understand that there is room for women and men together in the upper room, the boiler room of the Church.

Acts 1:12-14 / Acts 2:17-21

As one of the concluding talks in our Church on Fire series, Will encourages us to seek the fire of God's presence for unity, power, and transformation in our lives. Taking a look at the early church we see how God’s fire and presence were key components of growth after Pentecost.

Acts 2:42-47

By amplifying Jesus and allowing the Holy Spirit to transform and empower us, we can become catalysts for spreading the gospel and fulfilling the Great Commission. Nemi encourages us to be flammable people, being ready and open to the Holy Spirit's work in our lives.

Acts 2:22-47

How often do we find ourselves striving in our own strength? Shawna continues our series about the Holy Spirit and unpacks what happens when we let ourselves be filled with the Holy Spirit. Not just for our benefit but for the Church and the world.

Acts 2:22-41

Emily explores the powerful story of the early church on the day of Pentecost. We get to see what it means to be a community on fire, to be filled with the Holy Spirit, and be united in proclaiming the wonders of God. How do we embrace our role in the beautiful and diverse body of Christ?

Acts 2:1-21

Starting our new series, Dan unpacks the significance of the first day of the church. Taking a look at the fire, the wind, the tongues, and the wine, we see the power and transformative nature of the Holy Spirit in the growth and unity of the church throughout history.

Acts 2:1-13

Stephen explores the power of prayer in times of trouble as Jesus teaches us to plead with the Father for protection from temptation and deliverance from evil. By understanding the tactics of the enemy, speaking truth, worshiping God, and seeking support, we can respond with courage, knowing that Jesus has conquered evil and is eager to respond to our prayers for deliverance.

Matthew 6:9-13

Matthew 4:1-11

Continuing our series on the Lord’s Prayer, Simon helps us understand forgiveness. 5 words that can change your life immeasurably. How do we accept the forgiveness offered by Jesus? And how do we then extend forgiveness to those around us.

Matthew 6:9-15

Owen takes a practical look at what forgiveness looks like, and how we can impart forgiveness to those who we need to forgive. It might not be easy, it might not be fair, but it’s our call, it’s the Jesus way. We breathe in the love and forgiveness of Jesus, we must breathe out the ministry of reconciliation.

Matthew 6:9-13

It’s at the cross the journey to being forgiven and forgiving others begins. Mark shows us Jesus’ model of forgiveness and helps us understand how we travel the path to be able to forgive others.

Luke 11:1-4, Luke 23:32-24

This Sunday saw the start of our new series on The Lord’s Prayer. Stephen showed us how this ancient prayer, found in Matthew 6:9-13, gives us such clarity when we don’t know what else to pray. It shows us how best to pray from the one who prayed best.

Matthew 6:9-10

So often, the world tells us that ‘the heart wants what it wants’ and to be 'true to ourselves'. But the reality is our desires, what The New Testament calls ‘the flesh’, can lead us away from our every day pursuit of God. Unpacking James’ teaching on temptation, desire and sin, Jodie encourages us to try the holy habits of fasting and confession in order grow in holiness with Christ.

James 1:12-18