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On Vocation
Neville Garland
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Designed to Flourish
Neil Dawson • What would it look like if we lived questionable lives?
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Flourishing in the Marketplace
Jenna and Andrew share how the Church can exist in the "secular" world.
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Why We Bother
Neville Garland
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A New Freedom
Neil Dawson • We are in the business of reconciliation.
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Called Out, Called To
Stuart Argue • we ought to be part of the church because we are on a mission
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Holiness
Neil Dawson • Holiness is not about how we're perceived, but who we're devoted to.
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Power of the Table
David McBride • Communion carries many traditions, but the importance lies in our posture.
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Beautiful Grace
Neil Dawson • In a world of increasing judgement the church needs to communicate grace.
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A Kind of Love
Amy Anderson • Challenging the meaning of love
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Look Up
Neil Dawson • Challenging the "church shopping" culture.
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Church: Why Bother?
Neil Dawson • The start of a series examining why the Church exists at all.
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Being Mr Nobody
Amy Anderson • Significance in God's Kingdom has a different meaning than what society describes
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The Untouchables?
Neil Dawson • New Testament times had their own people groups who were considered untouchables. Who are ours?
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The One Who Sees
Neil Dawson • We often get wrong how we should approach people outside of the church
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Jesus and Peter: Gone Fishing
Neville Garland • What does it take for us to live the Gospel?
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The Gospel Embodied
Neil Dawson • What does it take for us to live the Gospel?
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Love and Authority
David McBride • The depth of our ministry depends on the depth of our love
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The Wild Goose
Neil Dawson • The Celtic Christians had a name for the Holy Spirit
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Am I Stuck?
Have we settled for a comfortable, safe, lazy Christianity? • Neil Dawson
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Called to Carry Peace
Matt Hogarty • In a divided society, we are called to bear peace
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United in the Father
Amy Anderson • The church can be deeply divided
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Outpouring
Pentecost, and the Person of the Holy Spirit • David Legge
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The Other
A different angle to the three "Lost" parables • Brent Steeves