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Though God is never mentioned in the book of Esther, His hand is evident throughout the story.

Baptism is a step of obedience and the public declaration of faith in Jesus' death, burial and resurrection. Today we celebrate the baptism of Ned Clarke.

The Bible describes three spiritual temperatures, hot, cold, lukewarm, and there is one that offends Jesus the most.

Devonport Chaplaincy has been impacting local high school students for years and today we hear from Andrew Hillier about the scope of its work.

According to Open Doors more than 388 million Christians suffer high to extreme levels of persecution and discrimination for their faith in Jesus.

Today we launch our new partnership with Compassion focusing on the island of Alor in Indonesia and the work of releasing children from poverty in Jesus' name.

Today we begin a month of missions with our Beyond Us program hearing about the  confronting but transformational work of Destiny Rescue.

If the Christian race is a marathon not a sprint, how do we ensure that we finish well and pass our faith on to the next generation?

Amongst all the competing voices that endeavour to form us as  people, will we allow the Scriptures to form us and confront us? All Scripture is God breathed and useful.

How do we keep following Jesus and making disciples when life gets difficult, distractions multiply, and pressures come from both inside and outside the church?  Keep running. Stay faithful. Don’t drop the baton.

The Gospel was never meant to stop with us.

The Apostle Paul in his final writing to a young Timothy exhorts him to guard the good deposit of the gospel that he received. Before you can pass it on to others you have to guard it yourself.

Every one of us is investing somewhere. Every week, every pay cycle, every purchase is shaping our heart and telling a story about what matters most. Let's choose to invest in what lasts - treasures in heaven.

Stewardship is a rich theme woven throughout the library of scripture and in Jesus’ instruction to his disciples. Biblical stewardship begins with the truth that everything belongs to God, and we are entrusted with his resources to serve others, advance his purposes, and reflect his generosity.

In this episode we discover how generosity shapes our hearts, our faith, and the way we follow Jesus.