Taking a look at the account of Jesus’ arrest, Stephen tackles courage and fear. Contrasting the false confidence of Judas with the courage that eclipses fear. Jesus gives us the ultimate example of facing adversity with confidence and purpose.

John 18:1-14

Hebrews 10:22-25 (MSG)

Continuing our series on Jesus, Simon encourages a swift and compassionate response to God's mission. We are to be as wise as serpents but gentle as doves and being pure in a world that longs for integrity.

Matthew 10:16-20

Comparison can bring destruction into our lives and yet it’s so easy to be tempted to compare ourselves with others. Stephen helps us to see that Jesus offers us the antidote, and reminds us to focus on Him alone for our identity, security and contentment.

John 21:15-25

How can we hold both life's joy and life's griefs? Jesus knows what it is to walk through both deep joy and real sorrow, and he promises that one day grief will be eclipsed by joy.

John 16:16-33

Jesus brings us peace through His passion, suffering, and sacrifice, and Laura encourage us to reflect His passion and peace in our lives. How might we ground our own passions and convictions in God’s peace for us?

Matthew 21:12-17

Unpacking the paradox of Jesus’ power and weakness, Shawna takes a look at some key scriptures which show us that Jesus, while fully capable of performing miracles, also empathises with human suffering. Jesus’ intentions are always for good and His timing is perfect.

John 11: 11-15, 32-44; Hebrews: 4:14-16

Jesus possesses both extraordinary power and a deep understanding of human weakness. Simon encourages us that Jesus is the one who can bring peace in the midst of life's storms and who unites diverse groups, offering forgiveness, healing, and hope.

Mark 10:35-45

As followers of Jesus, we will experience both success and failure in life. However, Jesus reassures us not to fear failure, as our true identity and significance are rooted in in Him. Stephen expands on this perspective and how understanding it can lead to great joy for us and Jesus.

Luke 10:1-21

Kicking off our series about becoming "More Like Jesus." Stephen helps us see how Jesus combines both tough truths and compassion, reminding us to be understanding and caring while standing up for what's right.

John 8:2-11

John 1:35-42

The Cross is good news. Our human capacity for both beauty and brokenness is outweighed by God’s love for us, an extravagant undeserved, sacrificial love. Dan helps us understand that through embracing this love and grasping Jesus’ sacrifice for us we find forgiveness, redemption and the promise of eternal life.

Isaiah 53:4-9, Acts 8: 26-40

“You cannot serve two masters” Taking a biblical look at Money, Mark encourages us to take a look at our attitude to money, to embrace generosity and to make God the centre of our financial decisions.

Matthew 6:19-34

The Kingdom of Heaven brings profound joy and life-changing transformation to those who find it. Simon challenges us in our mindset towards the kingdom and asks if we are willing to give up everything for the sake of this incredible hidden treasure.

Matthew 13:44-46

Each one of us has been given gifts by God. Stephen encourages us to fan these gifts into flame with power & love. Not for our benefit but to transform lives and boldly share the Gospel.

2 Timothy 1:6-14

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