Raj speaks on how the plagues in Exodus display God's compassion, justice and majesty.
On an ordinary day as he was looking after his father-in-law's sheep - Moses comes face to face with God!
As we begin a series on Exodus, we explore what the opening chapters tell us about God, evil and the gospel.
Guest speaker Andrew Bunt talks on where and where not we should look for our identity.
Session Two of a two part equipping event on Sexuality and Gender.
Session One of a two part equipping event on Sexuality and Gender.
As we come to the end of Matthew's Gospel we have a final reminder of our mission to the world!
Raj and Suzanne talk about the importance of the resurrection and how it affects our lives today.
Why is it important that we know that Jesus was buried following his crucifixion? Listen and find out!
As Jesus is nailed to the cross, what looks like defeat actually speaks of a perfect victory!
Chris looks at the reaction of Judas and Pilate to Jesus in the hours leading to his crucifixion.
As we draw closer to the end of Matthew's gospel, Raj asks the question, 'Who killed Jesus?'
Jesus' prayers in the Gethsemane garden have much to teach us about how we're to live, yet more importantly, what he had come to do.
As we begin a new year, should we be making the same old resolutions or is there some bigger changes we can make to our day to day lives?
At the close of another year and the begining of a new one, Raj speaks at our New Year's Eve celebration on the importance of forgiveness and loving our enemies.
With some help from the children of Jubilee, Simon talks about the reality, welcome and bread of Bethlehem.
Raj looks at the account of Peter's denial of Jesus and how promises can be powerful agents for change in our lives.
Simon explains how even in the midst of Judas' hideous plan of betrayal, God's plan for rescue shines through even more brightly.
In the final week of GIFTS we heard Andy's story and Simon spoke about how the book of Acts helps us to understand why and how we can use spiritual gifts to be a blessing to the world.
As we see someone pour a jar of perfume over Jesus, we reflect on what it means to worship him.