This is part two of a four-part series through our core values. In Christ and through His atoning sacrifice, God has declared us to be innocent and adopted us as His children. Seeking to feel right with Him or finding value or significance before people through our own human effort is not only futile, but it is a departure from the true gospel, and causes us to live outside of the grace of God. Only as we apply Christ's finished work more deeply in our hearts, and understand more fully who we already are in Him, will we become more like Him and live in true joy, peace, and rest.

In this four-part series, we begin exploring the first of our four core values - Jesus Over Idolatry. Jesus gives one primary condition for following Him: absolute surrender. He wants to be most important in our lives. Anything less is idolatry, the root of all other sins, and the great enemy of the church.

How we respond to God and His word is critical for our breakthrough. If you want to learn how to inherit God's promises and walk in His divine favour, this message breaking down Hebrews 6:12 will guide you.

This message will prepare your heart and mind as we move this week into seven days of prayer and fasting - Thursday, 5th February through Wednesday, 11th February.

This is part three of a three-week series through the Lord's Prayer, focusing on Matthew 6:12-13. Here we see four gospel-centred prayer points that should be part of our daily prayer:

1. Confess any known sins to God and ask Him for forgiveness
2. Declare to God that we choose to forgive the people who have sinned against us
3. Ask God for help resisting temptations to sin
4. Ask God for deliverance and protection from demonic powers

The gospel meets us in each of these four lines of the Lord’s Prayer, and meets four of our greatest spiritual needs.

1. Freedom from guilt before God (justification)
2. Freedom from bitterness and unforgiveness (reconciliation)
3. Freedom from destructive ways of living (sanctification)
4. Freedom from evil spirits (deliverance)

As we pray the Lord’s Prayer daily, we deepen the application of the gospel to our lives.

In part two of our three-part series through the Lord's Prayer, Jesus instructs us in praying prayers that expand the Kingdom of God. Then we are invited to bring our personal needs before Him. As we seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness, all these other things will be added unto us.

This is part one of a three-part series on the Lord's Prayer. When the disciples asked Jesus to teach them to pray, He did not offer a series of lectures. Instead, he gave them a model prayer - one that was meant to become their framework for how to talk to God. In this message, Ps Jason unpacks the call from the first line - "Our Father in heaven, hallowed be Your name" - to begin with adoration and worship.

Goals are good, but habits are better, and especially better than New Year's Resolutions. In this message, Ps Jason challenges us to strengthen our habits in six important areas.

Luke tells us that Jesus went through a process of growth and preparation for His calling, and we should expect no less in our lives as His followers.