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In this gathering, we hear from Kent that living a life of meaning requires more than good intentions — it requires a divine assignment. Drawing from the book of Nehemiah, Kent walks us through the story of a man who wept over ruins, prayed for months, and then stepped out in faith to rebuild what was broken. We're challenged to know the difference between our ambition and our assignment — one asks what we can build for ourselves, the other asks what God has called us to buil

In this gathering, we hear from Chad that success in the kingdom doesn't look like success in the world — it's not measured by an 8% return or visible results, it's measured by soft hearts, compassion, and the willingness to step out of the boat.

See Bible Study below. In this gathering, we hear from Kent that before you were anything — a leader, father, mother, a preacher, a worker — you were first a Son, and that identity changes everything about how you serve. Drawing from Paul's final letter to Timothy, Kent unpacks what it means to "do the work of the evangelist" — not as a job title, however, as a way of life that keeps the mission central and the gospel moving. Like a catalyst in fibreglassing resin, that 3% of

On ANZAC Day weekend, Kent Thompson draws a powerful line between the military legacy we honour and the spiritual battle every one of us is actually living in.

In this gathering, we hear from Kent that what you hear shapes how you live — and not all urgency is from God. Kent unpacks the idea of "no bread" through several biblical moments: Israel grumbling in the wilderness, Jesus being tempted after 40 days of fasting, Elijah and the widow of Zarephath, and the disciples panicking in the boat. The through-line is clear — "Fear runs on perception, but boldness flows from conviction". Kent challenges us to watch out for two leavens th