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We can all grow when it comes to prayer. Whether you have served Jesus for 40 years or today is your first day, the invitation is the same. Pray. It is the spiritual practice in which all spiritual practices grow. In this week's sermon, Ps Marno shares three things we can learn from Jesus' life of prayer.

Humility opens a door for God to work both in and through your life. What does it mean to be humble? And what can I do to cultivate a humble heart and actions? Louis Els explores three practical ways every Christian can grow in humility - to accurately reflect Jesus, our humble King.

In the final session of The Rising: A Relationship Renaissance, Marilyn challenged us to think about theways we love and connect with others. We are created for deep, meaningful relationships with our heavenly Father and the people around us. Let's face it, human connection can be a rollercoaster because of the messiness of our world. Marilyn gives practical insights into what builds bad connections and the secrets to forging uplifting, enduring relationships. Get ready to transform your connections!

When we worship corporately we often say things like: ‘Wow wasn't there such a presence?' It is important to remember that the presence represents a person, not a goosebump feeling or emotional state. God wants you to know He is with you, not just a feeling of peace or joy. Ps Louis explores the result of encounters with the presence, person, and word of God and how it causes a shift that changes how we live.

How often do you hear, read or in any way interact with the Word of God? Do you feel it's enough, too much, or too little? We learn in Genesis 1 already that the God we serve is a speaking God. When God speaks it is not just for conversation, but also creation. He speaks things into existence. His Word shapes and brings order to creation and also to our lives - even the smallest details!

Often we talk about encountering God in a way that makes us feel better, stronger, and more confident. In Jonah 1 we read about a different kind of encounter- one where God has less our problems in mind and more our destiny and purpose. Encounters where He calls us to certain things- the way He called Jonah to go to Nineveh. How do we respond to this kind of encounter?

There are countless stories in the Bible of men who encountered God in a way that caused them to be ALL IN. These men's lives were completely changed and deeply impacted everyone around them. Moses and the burning bush. Joseph and his dreams. Elijah and the still small voice. God wants to encounter you in the same way, and when He does there is a CALL, a PROMISE and a RESPONSE.

According to 3 John 1, the condition of your soul determines your ‘prosperity' in life. How do you look after your soul so that it is healthy? Join Ps Justin as he dives into a simple yet powerful principle that will help you stay healthy and committed in your Christian walk.

Becoming Christlike is the very goal of discipleship (Gal 4:19) It's about becoming like Jesus, through surrender and devotion. How do I 'become Christlike' in a world full of opinions, distractions, and differences? Join Ps Marno as he dives deep into the topic of transformation through being a 'living sacrifice'.

King David, after all his experiences with the Lord, reflects on God's shepherd heart. According to David, the good shepherd is all we need, in every season of our lives. More than a God who instructs from afar, He is a shepherd who walks among his sheep. Ps Marno dives into what it means to say 'the Lord is my shepherd'.