Russ explains how the bible sees us as lost, but precious in his eyes, treasure that God gives his life for so we can be restored in every way.

Next week, we’ll be sharing real-life stories and biblical examples of how a single Kingdom Moment can change the course of a life forever!

There are some divine instructions for us, for our lives and yet many of us choose to ignore them.

Faith in God’s promise, now fulfilled in Jesus, is what counts and counts equally for everyone.

The strength of his words in Galatians reflects how high the stakes were.

Paul warns the Galatians that turning to a ‘different’ gospel is deserting God himself.

Jesus’ death and resurrection makes a way for everyone of us to be welcomed come home.

As we increasingly share life with people we look for opportunities, 1 Peter 3:15, to “give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have.”

Prayer is the starting point of engaging in God’s mission as we align ourselves with his own plan to bless the world and seek him for the fulfilment of that.

The body matters. Not because it is ultimate, but because it is a gift from God and should be used in a godly manner because God lives within us.

Jesus remains our hope for peace - with God, with one another and with ourselves. He is the Prince of Peace.

A good news message looking at 3 areas that were written by God for us to help us understand our lives and find a future full of hope in him.

We aim to pray in an attitude of hope, avoiding the opposite dangers of hyped-up prayer and hollow prayer.

We are passionate about making room in our meetings, Life Groups and, most importantly, our own personal lives to lead others into God’s kingdom.

With an expectation that God’s kingdom will grow, what can we do to help provide the best ‘soil’ in which that growth can take place and how can we prepare for further growth?

Life under God’s reign is a life of growth. Whether that looks like expansion into new opportunities or a quieter advance in godliness.

God has given everything in His son Jesus and has also given us gifts as His children. One of the ways that we worship Him is to use these gifts in service to others.

We often think that if we work hard and are generally good we will rise up, but this isn't quite the case in the bible.

So how are God’s people to live in these in between times, when the kingdom of God has come but not fully, when the clash of kingdoms continues?

God’s Kingdom is about the spread and multiplication of God’s rule and reign. We are challenged to play our part!