Christian Community is one of our greatest apologetics strategies to defend the Gospel. Loving one another, celebrating wins and supporting during losses, is our great pleasures and responsibilities as followers of Christ. But how can we do community well, and with healthy boundaries, not to be lazy; but to protect the longevity of our relationships? This week, Ps. Brad Whittington explores how we can do relationships healthily, in order to uplift others and to sustain ourselves!

Sometimes we can feel like we're running on empty, or sometimes we feel it's pushing uphill to maintain our health and healthy relationships. But where does this come from, and how can we make sure that our buckets don't get empty throughout our daily lives? This week, Lead Pastor Miles Paludan continues our Genuine series, and focuses on how Christ ultimately is our source of health that everything flows from.

In today's society, over 54% of adults in Australia are experiencing feelings of loneliness. In our transient culture, it can feel difficult to find relationships and friends that remain consistent. So how do we make real relationships that last? By recognising that real relationships come with a cost attached. This week, Pastor Isaac Lenton talks through how we can walk through building connections and accepting their cost!

We all want healthy, deep relationships. We all need people to turn to when life's challenges become tough, or when we want to celebrate the highs! But sometimes cultivating and maintaining these communities can be easier said than done. This week Lead Pastor Miles Paludan talks through the importance of these relationships, how we can identify good healthy relationships, and how we can start on the journey of building deeper connections.

This week our series "Heart of Worship" closes out on a message about seeking God's presence in worship. However, seeking God's presence can sometimes feel like a broad concept. How do I seek him, what is my involvement, and what does his presence look like? Ps. Lach Holmes explores these concepts this week, to help us find that often the way to God's presence is ultimately through our continual persistent Praise.