We live in a day and age where information is endless and culture is loud. To support people in their quest for knowledge, direction, and understanding, we have created a digital library of resources from articles, books, bible studies, apps, podcasts, and more that are Bible-based and Spiritually directed. In a world full of opinions, let’s first seek to know and share the wisdom of God.
One thing we value at WPA is families worshipping together. Worshipping together can be an impactful moment amongst families, but it can also be a real struggle. This talk is about why families worshipping together is so important and ways you can help your child
one of the greatest gifts God has given you is hope. After all, that is what his promises are designed to do – inspire hope. It gives us the ability to look at any situation and know that regardless of how it may appear God
As a faith-filled parent, you want to help your children develop Christlike attitudes and behaviour. But this important responsibility can seem overwhelming. How do you know where to start? Kids of Integrity is a set of free lesson plans that will help you coach your
Free family devotions, activity kits for kids, discussion guides for parents and more
Jesus’ instruction to the disciples and to us is that our leadership is not to be like that of the world. Leaders are called to serve the Kingdom of God, we’re to be different from leaders in the world in how we lead those around
As Christ-centered servant leaders we’re to enable others to lead in their full potential as servants of God. One important tool for a Christian leader, therefore, is coaching, which we will explore in this article.
We can learn so much about leadership from books and articles but who best to learn it from than Jesus.
Pastor Andrew Brown and Pastor Chris Padiath talked through the concepts of Biblical Justice with WPA’s youth.
Have you ever had to choose between truth and love? Sometimes, the truth can feel harsh and unloving, but can we really love someone without telling them the truth? It isn’t unusual to wrestle with balancing what is right with what we feel, but what