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As we begin this new series. We return to the book of Acts, starting at Chapter 8 and Pastor Mark, looking at the character of Philip, reminds us that we are called to respond, called to act, and called to confront with boldness.

Adam Bird ends this series by looking at the first 3 verses of Hebrews chapter 12 and seeing how Christ followers can be encouraged and cheered on to endure the race by looking to Jesus - the author and perfecter of faith.

Pastor Mark Wiltshire shows us 3 aspects of faith from the life of Abraham - 1. Faith responds to God's call 2. Faith continues believing - despite circumstances 3. Faith is willing to sacrifice

Vlad Ciolan takes us through the life of Noah and describes 7 traits of a person of faith./

Jacob was a man renown for many things in his life. However, the writer of Hebrews, focusses on Jacob's last few moments as his demonstration of faith. At this time, Jacob demonstrated his faith by: 1. Blessing Joseph's sons 2. Leaning on his staff 3. Worshipping We can learn to demonstrate and grow our own faith by emulating Jacob in his last moments.

Rahab was a prostitute whose life teaches us that no matter who we are or what our background we are loved and accepted by God. She teaches us about the need to come out from a godless world, live a separated life and demonstrate our faith by what we do.

Enoch was the seventh from Adam and described as a man who pleased God such that he didn't see death. He gives us a glimpse of Gods future plan to overcome death in Jesus Christ and teaches us that without faith it is impossible to please God.

Running with Endurance - Week 1

If you step out of the boat, there is a good possibility, like Peter you will sink. If you don't step out, there is a guaranteed certainty that you will never walk on water. In this final message from the Strength & Courage series, Adam Bird encourages us, like Peter, to step out of the boat, to risk sinking and to demonstrate active faith.

Strength & Courage - Facing Spiritual Battles

Continuing this series about Strength and Courage, Vlad Ciolan reminds us 'who is prayer about?'

Deborah Holman brings a message inspiring us to a willingness to change. New ways of doing things start with new ways of thinking. God wants to use you where your passions and competence intersect.

This Father's Day, Adam Bird brings a message about growing stronger families. Using Psalm 127 we can see that we need to make God the builder (authority) in our family, the protector in our family and the provide in our family. If we don't - all the things we put in place ourselves are 'in vain'.

Pastor Mark continues his message about giving to give and not giving to get. The tithe is a universal, kingdom principle that predates the law. There is blessing in giving the first fruits of our harvest.

Pastor Mark Wiltshire talks about giving to give instead of giving to get. We can live our life with a selfish and grudging heart or a generous and grateful heart. God blesses the generous in every area of their life, not just finances.

Vlad Ciolan explores two simultaneous stories - Moses at the top of the Mountain with God and Aaron at the foot of the mountain with the people. Exodus 32 Aaron faced pressures from people, the past and the present. At the same time God was with Moses planning: His presence, the priesthood of Aaron and Purity for Israel.

Pastor Mark Wiltshire explores the story of Jacob - How God changed his destiny. God blessed him in the place where he wrestled...

"I'm not afraid of failing, I'm afraid of succeeding in things that don't matter." Adam Bird uses the story of Gideon to help us understand where to put our focus, from where our courage comes and to try and see ourselves as God sees us...

Deborah Holman brings a great word about unity in the church. If one part of the body suffers, every part suffers with it....The fact is, we need each other - every one of us. In order for us to experience a healthy church each of us needs to play their part. No one is expendable.

Pastor Mark Wiltshire continues this series by encouraging us to look inside ourselves and change what needs to be changed.