We explore what the Bible says about death and how we should respond knowing that death is not end.

In this talk we explore what the Bible says about illness and how we should respond.

We explore what the Bible says about temptation and how we should respond.

In this talk we explore what the Bible teaches us about dealing with anxiety and how we should respond.

In this talk we explore what the Bible says about disappointment and how we should respond.

In this talk we explore what the Bible says about suffering, and how it helps us to develop a healthy response to times of hardship.

We explore how Biblical heroes responded to times of crisis. In this talk we hear the story of Daniel and his journey from ‘Favour to Fire’.

This talk was part of our Easter broadcast where we heard Jesus’ story, and how he died and rose again so that we might have eternal life.

We explore how Biblical heroes responded to times of crisis. In this talk we hear Moses’ story and his journey from ‘Weakness to Strength’.

We explore how Biblical heroes responded to times of crisis. In this talk we hear Joseph’s story and his journey from ‘Isolation to Influence.’

We explore how Biblical heroes responded to times of crisis. In this broadcast we hear Esther’s story and her journey from ‘Fear to Faith’.

During our gift weeks, Sean Theunissen shares his own personal testimony of God’s provision.

In the final section of the letter, Paul gives thanks for the financial gift which the Philippians have given him.

As Paul closes his letter to the Philippians, he has some very clear lessons that he wants them to learn.

Paul focuses on our true citizenship and reveals to the Church how it should influence their very goals, expectations and lives in the here and now.

Paul urges the Philippians to rejoice in the Lord amidst the challenges. The knowledge that our righteousness comes through faith in Christ, for Paul, far outweighs any attempt to hold onto human privileges or achievements.

The relationships between Paul, Timothy and Epaphroditus illustrate the way they lived sacrificially so that others might hear the good news.

This week we’ll be exploring the Lordship of Christ. In the light of who Jesus is and all he has done for us, how then should we live?

This week’s section of the letter focuses on suffering and hardship, as Paul reflects on the possibility of his own death, as well as on the opposition that the Philippians face, and the most powerful response to it.

As Paul opens the letter to the Philippians, he thanks God for them, encourages them, and begins to tell them how his imprisonment has been a good thing.