It’s up to you to figure out what you need to pack in your bag so that you’re prepared for the coming season. But how can you know what you’ll need when the coming season is a mystery? How can you know what you don’t know? Reading: Proverbs 11.14, 13.20, 15:22, 26.12 Speaker: Sam Haddon
We’re all headed somewhere. Arriving at our new destinations requires change. For most of us, change creates stress. Just like when we travel on a boat, plane, or in a car, travelling through life can give us motion sickness. We’re knocked off balance. The ground beneath our feet doesn’t feel solid. So how do you prepare for what’s next when the anxiety of transition has you fighting motion sickness? Reading: Hebrews 6:16-19 Speaker: Sam Haddon
When one season ends and a new one begins, we all wonder what comes next. That question can be exciting and stressful. So, how do you best navigate life’s biggest transitions? Reading: James 1:22-25 Speaker: Sam Haddon
Maybe you have heard the old saying, “life is lived forwards, but understood backwards”. What does it look like when life doesn’t make sense even on reflection and what options do I have? New Years Eve is always a time when resolutions are made and for some reason a day is supposed to make all the difference. This week we explore how we can carry this same anticipation every day of our lives. Reading: Philippians 3.12-14 Speaker: Adrian Smith
Sam Haddon walked on stage kitted-out in his 2018 season ski-wear, to make an important point about how Christmas can be uncomfortable… Listen now, for a clear perspective on Christmas. Speaker: Sam Haddon
Who needs a holiday? Well, most of us at this time of year feel we do! But this holiday has the potential to give you the one type of rest you may need most. Speaker: Sam Haddon Reading: Matthew 1.18-22
Love speaks louder than words. Right? If you don’t show it, nobody knows it. That is the message that makes this holiday different. Reading: Galatians 4.4-7 Speaker: Emily Hopkins
Some may find the holiday built around the birth of Jesus a little unbelievable, maybe even a little irrelevant these days. But when you hear the backstory, you may well discover that it may be the one holiday the world needed. Speaker: Emily Hopkins Reading: Isaiah 49.6, Luke 1.26-33
In this one off message, Emily brings part 2 of her series focusing on Jesus’ powerful story about the religious and irreligious. Reading: Luke 15: 11-32 Speaker: Emily Hopkins
“The iPhone 6s is sooo yesterday! “It’s amazing in our culture today, how quickly new things become old things. How easily we become discontent in a society that has everything … Could finding the secret of contentment unlock a joy in spite of our circumstances? Reading: Philippians 4.10-13 Speaker: Sam Haddon