Walking with Conviction in an Anxious Age

This week we are exploring the Whole Armour of God, focusing on the Breastplate of Righteousness. As Christians, we know righteousness before God is found in the Gospel of Jesus Christ, but God also cares about our actions and thoughts. But do our attempts at righteous living, or lack thereof, affect people who don’t share our faith? Join us as we explore the significance of living a righteous lif...

As followers of Christ, we are called to live in obedience to Him, which is synonymous with living in opposition to the forces of evil. This inevitably results in spiritual battles. The battles we face as Christians are not always dramatic or overt but are often fought in the everyday mundane life choices. This is why it is so important to be spiritually prepared and equipped with the whole Armour...

This episode marks the beginning of our series: "The Whole Armour of God - Part 1". We’re stepping onto the battlefield of Spiritual Warfare and exploring The Armour of God, piece by piece. Throughout this journey, we'll explore the relevance of these ancient teachings in our modern lives and equip you with the knowledge and tools to strengthen your faith, fortify your spirit and arm yourself for...

Worship music is a vital aspect of Christianity, with a rich history spanning millennia. It can be as instructive as a well-crafted sermon. However, worship is not exclusive to Christians; almost everyone desires to worship. This desire stems from our longing for perfection in our relationships and the world around us. This week, we will explore how and why this longing manifests as worship.

To some, Easter means time off school and work. To others, it means chocolate and bunnies. To others, it is a Holy Day. To everyone, it is an opportunity to consider, “Who is Jesus?” Link for cross reference visualisation:  https://www.openbible.info/labs/cross-references/visualization

The past few weeks, we’ve talked about being willing and available to serve God. You might say, “Yes, Lord, I’m willing and available!” But now what? How do we discern what God wants us to do? Seeking, Finding and Following God's plan for our lives. 

The first four books of the New Testament, aka “The Gospels”, record the events of the life of Jesus. There are many incredible things Jesus did that are recorded in the Gospels. Some of those events occur in one or two, even three, of the Gospels, but only a few are recorded in all four. Jesus feeding the 5000 is one of those. This week we talk about why the lesson we can learn from this particul...

God often works in the seemingly mundane things of everyday life. 

The 1st in our "Guest Series" is a talk with Dr Darvie Fenison. A long-time pastor, friend and mentor. 

It's easy to become obsessed with what's happening now and lose sight of what's happening forever. 

We know we shouldn't, but we have all lied at some point. Maybe we lied to avoid trouble or to advantage ourselves in some way, but the 9th commandment tells us not to lie. Unfortunately, lies come with heavy consequences for ourselves and our society. This week we'll be talking about some reasons we shouldn't lie and the consequences of what happens when we do.

The Apostle Paul spoke about the friction between God’s will and his own will. That friction is a reality for every Christian. This week in our series, “What’s in Your Hand”, we look at the life of King David, a man after God’s own heart, and the struggles he faced as a servant of God.

What qualifications are required to serve God? When we look at many of the more well-known characters in the Bible, the answer would be “not much”. However, there are a few things great servants of God tend to share in common.

It's easy to hear a story so many times that we stop hearing it in such a way that it might address who we are. The principles never change, but sometimes we just stop paying attention. Let's shine some light on the Ancient Christmas Narrative. 

Remember the excitement you felt as a child as Christmas approached? As you get older and life inevitably happens, it’s easy to lose the excitement and wonder of Christmas. This week we ponder some things that may help with that.

Many charities conduct fundraising campaigns around Christmas because people are more generous. Both non-church and churchy people tend to be more relaxed with their wallets. So are Christian giving and humanitarian generosity the same thing, or is there a difference between the two? How about the difference between generosity and sacrificial worship?

We use the word pride in both positive and negative contexts. In a negative context, pride attributes honour where it isn't due. The Bible speaks about pride in a negative context a lot. That's because pride sets us on a collision course with destruction; unfortunately, the two are inseparable.

Imagine the thing that you desire most in the world. Solomon says wisdom is more valuable than that, and you should "Get wisdom". You can get it the hard way through a lifetime of difficult experiences, or the easy way, respect your elders and listen to what they have to say.

It's that time of year when we eat, drink, spend too much, and have more debt to look forward to in the New Year. Some people love the holiday season, others not so much. This is for you if you are struggling with anxiety or depression. 

This week we are talking about sexual morality. Sex is often treated as casual and inconsequential, but there's more to it than that, a lot more. Where and how should sex fit into our modern culture? How our culture views sex has the potential to benefit or harm you, your marriage and even society as a whole. What do you say if your partner asks you to move in together? Should you get married firs...

Aliens, Halloween and Alchohol, sounds like quite the party. Today we are looking at a few of the recently received questions. 

What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, or so the saying goes. But that’s not always the case in a church. Some things shouldn’t stay. This week we answer some questions and focus on how a local church should deal with immortality. If a church ignores sin among its members, division or dilution will soon follow. 

This week we begin a new series. We are talking about why morality matters practically. 

Today we look at one aspect of a life empowered by the Holy Spirit.  

We all know good people who do good things, but what's the standard for what is good? Is it a quantitative or a qualitative measure? Is it the number of good things someone does that make them good or is it a quality they possess?