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At our all-age service, Vicki Cripps continues our “How To Win” at series by looking at how to win at losing.
Drawing from the Parable of the Sower in Mark 4, Matthew 13, and Luke 8, Saji Kollanoor unpacks why the same seed, the Word of God, produces different results in different hearts, and what it takes to move from a 30-fold life to a 100-fold harvest.
Brian Greenaway, director of Maoz, speaks on how reaching Israel with the gospel has been the focus of Maoz for 50 years, supporting individual believers, planting congregations, and serving communities from red light districts to rehabilitation centres, bringing together Jewish and Arab believers through the transformative power of the Gospel.
Everyone wants direction, but few develop discernment. Continuing our How To Win at series, Keith Jackson speaks on how hearing God is not mystical – it is relational and learned.
How to win at witnessing isn’t about arguments or conversion techniques – it’s about having a Christ-centered heart, a prepared mind, and living with grace, especially during difficult times.
Continuing our How to Win series, Jessica Cave speaks on how to win at relationships, exploring how true relational success isn’t about being right or coming out on top – it’s about choosing to love like Jesus, even when it’s hard.
Whatever 2025 was like for you, 2026 can be better! Keith Jackson starts a new series of looking at how to win in 2026.
Jessica Cave speaks on the power of being known by Jesus through the story of the Samaritan woman at the well in John chapter 4.
Ellie Watson speaks on the connection between The Polar Express and the Christmas story.
The light has come for all generations. Keith Jackson speaks about the profound encounter between elderly Simeon and the infant Jesus in Luke 2:22-38.










