He’s redeemed us for the purpose of union with Him – something that can be experienced as a tangible, daily reality.

There’s nothing more important than “God with us”. So we prioritise His Presence over our own programmes.

It’s in His Presence that we encounter the Father’s unconditional love, affirmation and delight – our birth right as children of God.

The church are the hands and feet of Jesus on earth. As recipients of His other-preferring, agape love, we owe a debt to the world to love them with the very same. This might look like fighting injustice, helping those in need, healing the sick, or simply stopping for someone when it’s inconvenient. But more than that, it means introducing them to the One who IS love.

It’s in His Presence that we encounter the Father’s unconditional love, affirmation and delight – our birth right as children of God.

Obedience is the hallmark of a follower of Jesus. We aim to be followers who obey in spite of not understanding, who see obedience itself as success and not perfect outcomes. This shows up in how we apply the word to our lives and also how we value Holy Spirit – He is our Lord, not our utility.

People come alive when they’re free to enjoy God according to their unique design.

We champion every individual’s freedom to be all they were made to be.

We love it when freedom results in fun, expressive environments and an overflow of creativity.

Freedom comes with responsibility. We manage our own freedom in a way that protects the freedom of those around us.

The more we believe in who He says He is, the more it shows up in how we live daily life.

As our faith meets His compassion, the result is a release of supernatural power.

The heart of the Father is to prioritise authentic relational connection over any other agenda.

This defines how we see each other and how we do life together.

We’re building a church culture where everyone gets to play their part – with multi-generational, multi-ethnic unity.

We celebrate diversity within the Bride of Christ as a magnification of its beauty, and value each person equally.

There’s no hierarchy amongst siblings. But there are different gifts, callings, roles and strengths to honour as we submit to one another mutually.

Worship isn’t something that only happens on a Sunday morning; it’s a lifestyle response to who He is, and it affects everything we do.

We encourage one another to consider every aspect of our lives as an offering to God, 24-7.

A vital part of how our Christian faith ‘shows up’ in daily life is how we look beyond ourselves, our conveniences and “stop for the one” in need.

One of the ways we become more like our Father is through the overflow of our time, resources and gifts to the world around us.