We look at the dream King Nebuchadnezzar had of a statue and explore the interpretation drawing on the context of history and the revelation of scripture. As as we look at where we are in our present time, we see that the day of God's favour remains open, but not forever and Robbie asks will we choose to accept the invitation to be part of God's Kingdom through the finished work of Christ on the cross.

In this brilliant message, Norman asks us if we are religious? Using the story of how Jesus turned water into wine, Norman shows us how Jesus was not religious, and therefore what does that mean for us?

On this Palm Sunday as we enter Holy Week, we consider how Jesus resolutely set towards Jerusalem with the clear understanding of why he had to go. He knew why He had to die. Do we know why Jesus had to die?

As we approach Easter, John spends time on one of the sayings spoken by Jesus from the cross.

As we move into Daniel Chapter 2, we find some important principles for the identification, development and operation of spiritual gifts centred around the needs of people. In this message Robbie encourages us to build these principles into our walk with the Lord, so that we are available to meet the need and express the love of God to others through us.

In our fourth instalment in Daniel Chapter 1, Robbie takes a look at Daniel being given the ability to understand visions and dreams, and asks are we seeking to know more of God's as expressed in spiritual gifts?

In Exodus 35, we read of those who had generous hearts, who were willing, whose hearts were move, who eagerly gave to the work of the tabernacle. In this message Anne asks us where are we willing, and where are we unwilling to give of our money, time and talents?

How we apply ourselves to regularly drawing near to God, makes a difference to the everyday things that we do and that we face. And when we ask the help of God every day in those things, then God answers and help us not only perform them, or help us get through them, but He works in us and through us so that we are a positive testimony to His work in our lives.