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On Sunday, Jamie McMillan continued our series The God Story, unpacking the big moments of Scripture. This week, we looked at the early events of the Fall, and its implications and outworking in our lives and world. Jamie highlighted the Consequences, Operation and Response of the fall. Genesis 3:1-10 / Genesis 11:1-9

On Sunday, we jumped into our autumn series that will see us through to the Christmas narrative. This series is called The God Story – based on the book by Alain Emerson & Adam Cox. And the premise of this series is to explore the unfailing love of God in the unfolding narrative of Scripture. This week, we started at the beginning, at the origin. Dave Dickinson unpacked that in Genesis 1-2, we see four key themes: Presence, Family, Creation & Kingdom. Genesis 1-2

I'm Sunday, Dave Dickinson closed our series on the life of Joseph as we looked at the resolve in his life and the promise of the restoration of all things. Jospeh's story is a reminder that we have a story to live towards that is greater than ours; and that not even our worst moments are wasted. Genesis 43-45

On Sunday, Dave Dickinson continued our 4-part series on the life of Jospeh. We looked at how his life takes a great U-turn as he finds himself being moved from prison to the palace. Joseph became one of the highest officials of the day. Dave unpacks two key themes – Perspective & Platform. Genesis 41-42

On Sunday, Dave Dickinson continued our mini-series on the life of Joseph as we looked at his time spent in prison and the events that got him there. Dave highlighted that there is Blessing, Faithfulness & Presence in Joseph's life, even when he was at his worst.  Genesis 39

On Sunday, Jamie McMillan kicked off a new series - a character study of the life of Joseph. We will look at four key parts of his life and we began by looking at The Pit. Jamie reminded us about three key things: The Gift, The Gift Giver & Grievance. Genesis 37

On Sunday, Jamie McMillan closed our series How To Pray by unpacking the theme of persistence in prayer. Psalm 84:1-4; Luke 2:36-38; 1 Thessalonians 5:16-17

On Sunday, we continued our summer prayer series as Jamie McMillan walked us through the prayerful practice of intercession. John 16:23-24

On Sunday, Fiona McNeill was sharing with us on the topic of confession – an incredibly important element of prayer. Confession is a gift from God because it allows us to lay down our sins. Fiona used the words of Psalm 139 to help shape our thinking about confession – Confession of Sin, Confession of Worry & Confession of Mind. Psalm 139

On Sunday, Dave Dickinson continued our summer series on prayer as we looked at the place of adoration with our prayer, working from Jesus' words "Our Father In Heaven, hallowed be your name." This was a reminder about who it is we are actually praying to – a deeply loving Father, and was call to demote the things in our hearts that we have put ahead of God. Matthew 6:5-9

On Sunday, we kicked off a new summer series on prayer. Dave Dickinson was with us as we jumped into week one, exploring the importance of our posture when it comes to prayer. Dave highlighted that this is about Stillness & Knowing. Psalm 46

On Sunday, Jamie McMillan concluded our mini series on Romans 8 as we unpack those final verses that Paul writes to the Church in Rome. Through these verses, Jamie reminded us God is with us and that because of Jesus' victory of sin and death, we are co-heirs in His victory as supervictors, and we can be set free by Christ, and for Christ. Romaans 8:31-39

On Sunday, we moved through the penultimate part of our series in Romans 8 as we unpacked what the Apostle Paul has to say about one of life's universal experience – suffering. This is a call to live as people who live with a future hope in our present sufferings. Romans 8:18-28

On Sunday, Dave Dickinson continued our series in Romans 8, as we unpacked the next few verses. Paul writes that life in the Spirit is a life of Adoption and Expectation. Because of the life that is offered to us in Jesus, by the power of the Spirit, we can live with the assurance that we are His heirs, and we can live with an expectancy that God is deeply interested in our Christ-like formation. Romans 8:12-17

On Sunday, we continued our new series in Romans 8, as we looked at the next few verses that Paul writes to the church in Rome. Dave Dickinson was sharing with us, unpacking that freedom in Christ is possible and that this freedom sets the Direction of our lives and leads to what our lives Display. Romans 8:5-11