Adam Dunning takes us to Job’s encounter with God in the whirlwind (Job chapters 38 & 39) urging us to turn again to the living God who was, and is, and is to come and to bow before Him as He is infinitely more than we can ever imagine. The God of true wonder.

Jacob introduces our new series and reminds us of the importance of regularly reading scripture.

The book of Revelation gives a picture of Jesus that is beyond human comprehension. We have spent a lot of time in understanding how wonderful Jesus’ works and words are. This is an opportunity to see how wonderful Jesus is from the picture we see in Revelation.  Ref: Revelation 4 + 5 

As Christians, we do not worship a Jesus to still remains in the grave, but a Jesus who is with us by His spirit and is active and alive in our world today. We will hear stories of where God is at work in our everyday lives as well as a short sermon on the activity of Jesus in our world at the minute. 

After the last few weeks looking at Jesus. What do we do with that? How then should we respond. How would we respond if we found out we had the cure to a disease that is killing the entire world? We with tell others and live out our lives sharing that truth and living as though it really is life changing.  Ref: Matthew 28:16-20