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Mark continues the Transformation series by looking at what transformation takes place in our lives when we surrender our lives to God and invite Jesus Christ to be our Lord and Saviour.

Mark begins the first in the series on Transformation. What happens when we are saved? When we are saved our lives are transformed by the grace and power of God. When we are saved there is an instant transformation that happens in our lives, our spirit and soul is reborn, is reconnected to God, who is spirit. We become new creations in Christ Jesus.

Gill continues the summer series by looking at the way scripture uses the picture of a river, in the first and last books of the bible, as well as elsewhere.

Gill continues with the summer series, today she looks at Communication. There’s a real art to communicating well, so here’s a really great question to start us off this morning – how do we communicate? How well do we pay attention to communications we receive? How does God communicate with us? Do we recognise God's communication with us?

Gill continues the Summer series. It is impossible to respond to the hard things of God with tenderness not hardness when we are relying on our own strength and ability.

Gill begins our Summer program looking at how important it is for each one of us to be ourselves, to be the person God created us to be.

Mark Visser concludes the series of Sermon on the Mount looking at the last six verses of Matthew chapter seven, where Jesus tells the parable of the wise and foolish builders and which one he expects his disciples - you and me - to be like.

Andy takes a look at Matthew 7:13-23 looking at how our lives as Christians are counter-culture to the culture of the world. We swim upstream, we don't follow the patterns of the world around us. If we want to bear fruit we need to stay attached to the vine.

Oliver brings us to the last chapter of the Sermon on the Mount, helping us to see clearly the way Jesus wants us to behave as followers of Christ.

Jonny takes us into the next portion of the Sermon on the Mount looking at Matthew 6:19-34. What are our priorities and who do we look to for our provision.

Mark Stoneham continues the Sermon on the Mount series looking at what our heart attitude should be as we look at Giving, Prayer, and Fasting

Mark Visser continues to dig deeper into the body of the sermon, looking at three more areas of the Law that Jesus gives his perspective on how we, the disciples of Christ, are to live out these aspects of the Law

Mark Visser takes us further into the meat of the message, looking at how Jesus came to fulfil the Law, not do away with it and what it means for his disciples to live according to His view of the Old Testament Law. Jesus addresses Murder and Lust

We have finished the Beatitudes which are the text of the sermon, now we begin to get into the body of the sermon, with Gill looking at what it means for disciples of Jesus Christ to be Salt and Light in the world.

Mark Stoneham concludes The Beatitudes section of the Sermon on the Mount as he looks the those that are persecuted for righteousness sake. How and where is it happening in the world today?

It is Pentecost Sunday, the day the Holy Spirit was poured out upon the early church, despite this, we continue with our series on The Sermon on the Mount. This week Mark Visser looks at the penultimate Beatitude where Jesus declares, “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called sons of God." What are peacemakers, why and when do we need them?

Jonny Rose takes us through the next Beatitude, looking at the Pure in Heart. What does it mean and how do we see God?

In week five of the series on the Sermon on the Mount, Mark Visser looks at the fifth beatitude on mercy and being merciful. As sinners we deserve punishment, but God in his mercy does not give us the punishment we deserve, instead He extends his mercy and grace to us by offering us new life in Jesus Christ without having to experience the punishment for our sins that we deserve.

Continuing the Sermon on the Mount series Mark Stoneham looks at the next Beatitude - Blessed are those who Hunger and Thirst for Righteousness, for they will Be Filled. Hear what he has to say as he takes us through this Beatitude

Andy continues the Sermon on the Mount series looking at the third Beatitude - Blessed are the Meek for they will Inherit the Earth. What does it mean to be meek? Do we need all the things that the world has to offer us? these are some of the things Andy looks at.

The Beatitudes describe the character of one who is truly righteous, and who will experience kingdom life. It is a list of blessings the righteous person receives, because these are the characteristics he or she displays. Today Gill looks at the second beatitude, “Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.”

Gill introduces the new sermon series and looks at the first of the Beatitudes.

Resurrection Sunday is the most significant day in the Christian calendar, for without what happened today nearly 2000 years ago, we would have nothing to celebrate, and we would not be able to call ourselves Christians, disciples or apprentices of the Lord Jesus Christ. What is so special about today? Listen and find out.

Gill takes us through the pain and disappointment that many of the Jews felt with Jesus who arrived in Jerusalem as the King of the Jews, the Messiah, but a week later those who welcomed him into Jerusalem were calling for his crucifixion.

In the last of these meditations, Gill takes us on the Journey to Forgiveness.