How Long Shall I Cry?

Through seasons of lament, embrace the Lord God by faith and empty yourself of your ego and plans. Remind your very soul that your life is not primarily about you. There is something bigger going on that is happening under the tender watch of your faithful God.

Together in the Gospel

Watch as RD unpacks what we believe are the next steps in the life of our church, coming out of this season of prayer and discernment. Hear about how the Lord is calling us to be on mission together in the Gospel.

Those Who Were Being Saved

People of God, renew your devotion to apostolic teaching, fellowship, the breaking of bread, and prayer. These were the marks of the early church and they are what God still uses to grow His church.

Whatever You Do

The Christian life is a rightly-ordered life; a comprehensive life. It will change your family life, your work, and every aspect of the way you live.

Seek the Things Above

Where is your gaze truly fixed? Take your eyes off of earthly things and put sin to death by looking above. Align your mind and affections towards Jesus and it will liberate you from your old way of living.

The Substance Belongs to Christ

What is necessary for a person to become a Christian? Repentance before God and faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. Real change will happen in your life when you press into these things. 

Nailed to the Cross

If you are plagued by besetting sins, press more deeply into the knowledge, love and the worship of Jesus. You need more than just behaviour modification – you need to dive deeper into the Gospel.

Christ in You

What is it that makes a Christian person different? In a world awash with despair, Christians are notable for their hope.

Delivered From Darkness

True belief in Jesus is never just a cerebral exercise. If someone is truly saved, their life will be marked by Faith in Christ, love for all the saints and a heavenly hope.

To God be the Glory

If you are struggling to hold onto your life and faith, know from scripture that Christ is holding on to you. God doesn’t promise that you won’t be bruised, but he does promise you won’t get lost.

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