In the final message from our Family Discipleship series, Ps Joel Hawting urges parents - and all of us - to create and consistently celebrate milestones so we continue to remember all the things God has done - and continues to do - in our lives.
In the third message from our Family Discipleship series, Ps Joel Hawting encourages parents - and all of us - to prepare to be interrupted by God so we can make the most of everyday discipleship moments for Jesus.
In the second message from our Family Discipleship series, Ps Joel Hawting encourages parents - and all of us - to make the best use of our time by setting aside regular moments in our days for family discipleship.
In the first message from our Family Discipleship series, Ps Joel Hawting introduces the topic of family discipleship and encourages parents - and all of us - to model Christ to the children we have the opportunity to invest in and disciple.
In this message on Mother’s Day, Ps Joel Hawting encourages us (including all the men!) to embrace the call to leave a godly legacy by spiritually investing in other people for their good and for God’s glory.
In this message, Ps Joel Hawting reflects on the history of Mother’s Day and encourages us to learn from the examples of two remarkable women - Ann and Anna Jarvis - whose faith and dedication led them to honour others above themselves.
In this message, Ps Joel Hawting draws out lessons from Deuteronomy 6:1-9 (ESV) to encourage all of us to join with God and invest in children so they grow to know and love God, and follow His ways that are best.
In this message, Ps Joel Hawting leads us in a Connect Group Experience utilising a Bible Project Reflection podcast by Tim Mackie called ‘How to Live Wisely’ (accessible here: https://bibleproject.com/podcast/how-to-live-wisely/).
In this Easter Sunday message, Peter Rogers continues to reflect on the wonder of Jesus’ death on the cross and resurrection from the dead means for us, by finishing off Focus on the Family’s SAVE acronym - reminding us that victory (V) and eternal life (E) can be ours if we place our faith in Jesus Christ.
In this Good Friday message, Ps Joel Hawting reflects on why Jesus had to die by sharing the SAVE acronym (courtesy of Focus on the Family) that reminds us that while sin separates us from God (S) Jesus made a way back to God (A) through His death on the cross for the sins of the world.
