Isaac continues our JESUS IN THE OT series as we head into the book of Genesis.

Healthy relationships are made up of two healthy individuals who are secure in themselves and their own relationship with God.

Should the creation story be taken literally? And how does any of this have anything to do with Jesus?

Continuing our "JESUS IN THE OT" series and asking the question: "How is it that Jesus was able to become 'better' than the angels if he was already God?"

Hebrews is the perfect bridge between the Old and the New. Hebrews will help us understand how the OT points to Jesus. One of the main themes of Hebrews is this: “Here’s a bunch of Old Testament things that point to Jesus, but guess what? - He’s better than them!”

An introduction to the book of Hebrews that will hopefully be helpful to you when it comes to following this year's Daily Devotion Club reading plan.

Short answer: YES. Long answer: listen to the podcast.

Cheryl preaches the final message of our "KINGDOM SEEKERS" series.

Isaac continues our KINGDOM SEEKERS series on the Gospel of Matthew.

Hamish unpacks the parable from Matthew 13.

One of our incredible student leaders (who also leads a Jesus Club at his school) shares his story of how Jesus has changed his life.

Teegs preaches her final sermon as a youth leader. She's unpacks the back-end of Matthew 6.

When we get saved we become citizens of a new kingdom, with a new ruler, new culture, and new way of living.

Kasia kicks off our "KINGDOM SEEKERS" series on the gospel of Matthew.

Witnesses of Jesus talk like they've seen him and live like they've walked with him.

Isaac takes us on a guided tour through Paul's travels in Acts 19 & 20. What can we learn from Paul's ministry in these chapters?

Kasia preaches on Peter in prison in Acts 12.

Two of incredible students share their testimony of how Jesus saved them.

You can't make a difference for Jesus if you haven't been made different by Jesus.

Reach your school with the gospel of Jesus Christ.

The misfit life isn't just about believing in Jesus, it's about living like Jesus.

Two of our student leaders from LIONS share their testimonies of what Jesus has done in their lives.

Hamish continues our MISFITS series by preaching through 2 Corinthians 11.

Isaac preaches on the treasure in jars of clay from 2 Corinthians 4:7.

Teegs continues our MISFITS series by preaching on the spiritual gifts in 1 Corinthians 12.

Kasia's testimony will inspire you to follow Jesus through every season of life.

To be a misfit is to be like Jesus. We are identified with the beautiful wisdom of the gospel, and the world labels us as fools because of it.

Jesus came to seek and save the lost. Not the righteous or religious. Jesus didn’t come to seek and save the good people, he came to seek and save the lost.

Jesus needs to be the foundation of our faith. Without him, we have nothing.

Some of our incredible student leaders shared some stories from past Youth Camps. Rego for camp here: tinyurl.com/youthcamp2024

What does it really mean to be a "Child of God"?

If you think that life is about anything other than Jesus, you've missed the whole point.

How much do you want a close relationship with God?

Ever been in a worship service and felt like you were missing something? Praise and worship make sense when you know why.

Remember the good ol' days? - Now forget all about it! God's doing something new!

This week we're talking all about SEX.

God's always teaching us things! What are you learning?

God's always speaking to us. What have you been learning lately?

Life can be crazy, busy, and stressful. How can we find rest and avoid burnout? What is true rest?

What are you holding onto?

Spirit-filled living is about living in His presence, living by His power, and living for His purpose.

Our 6-8 Girls Hub Leaders speak on Philippians 4.

When it comes to life, the last thing you want is a failure to launch. None of us go through school and youth group, preparing for adulthood, expecting to fail at launch. We all want to fly! We want to succeed!

One of the biggest fears in young people today is that they'll "miss out" in life. How can we know God's plan and purpose for our future?

Hamish preaches on Elijah verses the prophets of Baal in 1 Kings 18.

There are many symbols used in the Bible that reflect different qualities of the Holy Spirit's character and nature. What do these symbols mean? What do they tell us about who the Holy Spirit is?