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With guest speaker Alan Ch’ng, will you join us as we follow God’s heart “Into the Nations”?

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“To advance the Gospel of Jesus and His Kingdom into the nations through spiritual generations of labourers living and discipling among the lost!”

Watch this video to find out more about “Our Calling” from President Emeritus, Mike Treneer.
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Remembering the Sacrifice - Anzac Day 2025

Remembering the Sacrifice - Anzac Day 2025

by Navigators on April 23rd, 2025

John 15:13 (NLT) ~ "There is no greater love than to lay down one’s life for one’s friends." 

Grant Dibden reminds us of the sacrifice many have made for the sake of our nation. Men and women laying down their lives for family, friends, country. In this video, he highlights two individuals from the Royal Australian Air Force during WWII:

On Good Friday ...

On Good Friday ...

by Navigators on April 17th, 2025

By Grant Dibden

I remember as a kid laughing at Christianity for calling the day that Jesus died Good Friday. I thought that was crazy. 'Good Friday, the day the supposed hero died? Surely it should be Bad Friday! Those Christians are nuts.' I really had no clue about Christianity. I had gone to Sunday school and knew about Jesus, but I just didn’t understand the gospel.

For the Sake of the Nations

For the Sake of the Nations

by Navigators on March 10th, 2025

By Scott Brown

If you closed your eyes and imagined what it means to embrace something or someone, I wonder what you might envision. Does the word embrace invoke ideas of a friendly smile and an arm over your shoulder? Or perhaps it stirs notions of a warm and hardy handshake. For me, “embrace” is much more emotional, much more personal. It stirs the imagery of soldiers returning home to the loving arms of their spouses after war.

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