At our all-age service, Keith Jackson uses the fruit of the spirit to illustrate that spiritual growth comes from patience and connection to Jesus rather than forced effort.
At our all-age service, Keith Jackson uses the fruit of the spirit to illustrate that spiritual growth comes from patience and connection to Jesus rather than forced effort.
Adaora and Dom encourage us to choose faith over fear by trusting God, praying, standing on His Word, and taking courageous steps even when fear is still present.
Let’s stick together – what does real loyalty actually look like when life gets hard? At our all-age service, One Big Church, Debbie Schofield explores three lessons about commitment and faithfulness drawn from one of the Bible’s most beautiful stories in the book of Ruth.
When life takes an unexpected turn and you find yourself somewhere you never chose to be, it’s easy to feel confused, hurt, and alone. In this message, Jess explores the story of Joseph – thrown in the pit by his own brothers – and discover a powerful truth: God doesn’t just show up when things get better. He meets us in the middle of our struggle.
At our all-age service, George Dunn speaks on the “Up, In, Out” movement of God’s redemptive plan: Jesus goes up in his ascension, the Holy Spirit comes in to equip and empower believers.
At our all-age service, Vicki Cripps continues our “How To Win” at series by looking at how to win at losing.
At our all-age service, Debbie Schofield explores God’s indescribable gift of Jesus!
The unseen army of God is at work all around us — even when we can’t see it. At our all-age service, George Dunn explores the biblical truth about angels: God’s messengers, protectors, worshipers, and warriors.
At our all-age service, Laylajoy and Risnum continue our series on The Beatitudes and explore what Jesus meant when he said “Blessed are the meek”. Discover why meekness isn’t weakness—it’s power under God’s control.
At our all-age service, Mark Greenwood explores the meaning behind Jesus’ words, “I am the vine”, reminding us that staying connected to Jesus isn’t about rules – it’s about thriving in life.
