Life isn’t always good, but God is. In Psalm 100, we’re reminded that thankfulness isn’t dependent on our circumstances - it flows from knowing who God is and who we are in Him. In this message, Ps Wayne Hindson explores why we can choose thankfulness even in difficult seasons, because…He is good. Always and forever.

In this message from Luke 14, Ps Wayne Hindson explores what it means to walk in genuine humility. Jesus teaches us not to elevate ourselves, but to choose a humble posture and trust God with our place.Jesus deserved the highest place, yet chose the lowest place. What can we learn from His example?

Rob Day grew up without a mother and his father's struggle as a single parent impacted Rob in a profound way. In the conclusion of our series celebrating Father's Day, Rob shares his journey and the keys which helped him along the way.

In the second part of our celebration of fathers, Gavin Daley shares his experience and the changes he made for the benefit of his children.

Brian Munday shares a deeply personal account of fatherhood and how God the Father filled a void in his life.

Feeling weary or weighed down by life? In Matthew 11:28–30, Jesus invites us to come to Him, learn from Him, and find rest for our souls.

Jesus doesn’t promise a life without weight. He promises that we don’t have to carry it alone.

In the second message in this series, Ps Jackie Hindson continues exploring who Jesus is, focusing on one of His powerful declarations: “I am the Bread of Life.” Discover what Jesus meant when He described Himself as the Bread of Life and what this reveals about who He is and what He offers to those who come to Him.**There were some technical issues during the recording of this message so the audio is a lower quality.**

In the first of two messages in this series, Elise Daley explores what the Bible says about who Jesus is. Looking at what Scripture reveals about His identity, Elise invites us to consider who Jesus truly is and what that means for us today.**There were some technical issues during the recording of this message so the audio is a lower quality.**