The Street Church

We’re all such different people, and yet we are all called to live wisely - to have good character. In Proverbs, we find that its foundation is a right view of God and that there are a number of things we can do to build it from there. Listen in to find out how to build well.

How is it that in such a digitally connected age, rates of loneliness have doubled since the 1980s. Has there ever been a more important time for us to gain wisdom around friendships?

How is it that in such a digitally connected age, rates of loneliness have doubled since the 1980s. Has there ever been a more important time for us to gain wisdom around friendships?

What is the factor that most determines a person’s happiness and ability to thrive more than any other factor? Interestingly it isn’t intelligence, money, contacts, education, personality, innate ability, or even opportunity. It actually has more to do with the words we use.

This week’s search for real wisdom for real life led us to consider another thing we can all relate to; money. Here we find three things that emerge; generosity, contentment and stewardship.

This week’s search for real wisdom for real life led us to consider another thing we can all relate to; money. Here we find three things that emerge; generosity, contentment and stewardship.

In a world filled with facts and opinions, we find ourselves starved of wisdom. Proverbs is here to help. Real wisdom for real life in a way that transcends time and culture. In week 1 we asked a panel about working hard, growing in skill and rewards.

In a world filled with facts and opinions, we find ourselves starved of wisdom. Proverbs is here to help. Real wisdom for real life in a way that transcends time and culture. In week 1 we asked a panel about working hard, growing in skill and rewards.

Week three of One Small Step as we zero in on the Message of the Gospel. Simple enough for a child to understand yet powerful to bring eternal life to anyone who believes. Here we take time to share different ways of explaining it so that the church may be equipped to share this life-changing message with those in their world.

Week three of One Small Step as we zero in on the Message of the Gospel. Simple enough for a child to understand yet powerful to bring eternal life to anyone who believes. Here we take time to share different ways of explaining it so that the church may be equipped to share this life-changing message with those in their world.

It’s week two of One small Step and we’re learning about spiritual conversations from Jesus himself. In John chapter 4, we find Jesus going out of his way to meet the woman at the well and it has a huge impact, not only for her but for her whole village.

It’s week two of One small Step and we’re learning about spiritual conversations from Jesus himself. In John chapter 4, we find Jesus going out of his way to meet the woman at the well and it has a huge impact, not only for her but for her whole village.

When Neil Armstrong took one small step on the moon, it meant a giant leap for mankind. It reminds us that in sharing the good news of Jesus, however big a step it may feel, it’s small compared to the eternal difference it makes in people’s lives. In week 1 we look at the means of making a difference - prayer and power.

When Neil Armstrong took one small step on the moon, it meant a giant leap for mankind. It reminds us that in sharing the good news of Jesus, however big a step it may feel, it’s small compared to the eternal difference it makes in people’s lives. In week 1 we look at the means of making a difference - prayer and power.

Have you ever witnessed someone who seemed solid in their faith turn and walk away from it? Such an action can leave you nervously wondering, "If they weren’t saved, how do I know I am? How do I know my salvation is secure?"  This passage gives the answer as to why you can, and should, have full assurance of your salvation.

Have you ever witnessed someone who seemed solid in their faith turn and walk away from it? Such an action can leave you nervously wondering, "If they weren’t saved, how do I know I am? How do I know my salvation is secure?" This passage answers why you can and should have full assurance of your salvation.

Is it possible to attend church, experience Christianity, and yet remain spiritually dead? And if it is, what might the consequences be for resisting the transforming power of Jesus Christ in you? If you're standing on the edge of faith in Christ, what's keeping you from jumping into life with Him?

Is it possible to attend church, experience Christianity, and yet remain spiritually dead? And if it is, what might the consequences be for resisting the transforming power of Jesus Christ in you? If you're standing on the edge of faith in Christ, what's keeping you from jumping into life with Him?

How would life be different where you had learned to distinguish good from evil so that you could always choose good? Having imparted great theology, the author turns to address the readers directly and helps us to see the importance of being teachable and the blessings of becoming mature.

How would life be different where you had learned to distinguish good from evil so that you could always choose good? Having imparted great theology, the author turns to address the readers directly and helps us to see the importance of being teachable and the blessings of becoming mature.

Jesus represents his people before God in an eternal priesthood that is far superior to what Israel had known before. As our Great High Priest, Jesus relates to our lives and is able to take us through everyday challenges in powerful ways.

Jesus represents his people before God in an eternal priesthood that is far superior to what Israel had known before. As our Great High Priest, Jesus relates to our lives and is able to take us through everyday challenges in powerful ways.

If we’re not careful, our confidence to approach God for forgiveness and grace can become based on whether we feel good enough rather than savouring the powerful truth that it is Jesus who represents us before God.

If we’re not careful, our confidence to approach God for forgiveness and grace can become based on whether we feel good enough rather than savouring the powerful truth that it is Jesus who represents us before God.

Wouldn't it be great if we could stay at rest even when conflict, stress, and trials push in on us? The Lord made a promise that we could enter His rest and that promise still stands today. Can you abandon your desire to strive in your own strength and find rest in His hands?