Gentleness is not usually one of those qualities that society cries out for. Yet when we understand its true meaning, we see that it is a gentle people that our world really needs.

It is one of our 'go to' lines as Christians - Have Faith! What does it mean to be faithful though? A true understanding of faithfulness comes from grasping how God is faithful to his people. In this talk, Gavin looks at what the Bible says about God' s faithfulness to us and how that affects our lives. He also looks at different ways of growing in the area of faithfulness, prayer, worship and God's word.

Jeremy speaks on the prophetic promise given to Joseph by his father, Jacob, in Genesis. Joseph faced many difficulties, yet through them God was working good. In today's circumstances we can be confident of the same.

We almost all recognise that goodness is a quality that is needed in our society, now more than ever. As we look at goodness in the Spirit-filled life we see that it's more than good deeds, it's a consistency of inner and outer life.

To some it can sound a bit vague and boring, but the Bible paints a compelling picture of kindness. Listen as we continue our series on the fruit of the Spirit.

Have you ever been stuck behind a tractor when you are driving? What about someone walking in front of you extremely slowly when you are in a rush?  Patience is something which we certainly need in these situations and sadly something which a lot of people struggle with.  As Paul describes patience as one of the fruits of the spirit, we look into what impact this could have on our lives.  What examples of patience has God given us throughout the bible?  What would it really look like if our patience improved in our day-to-day life?

As we celebrate Easter Sunday, Soroush reminds us that through the cross, God has made peace with us. Far more than just the absence of conflict, peace with God brings us into a fruitful relationship with him which can then flow out to those around us.

In the midst of our Coronavirus crisis, joy may feel distant or more complicated. However, we can encounter Christian Joy even in the midst of hardship, difficulty and isolation.

It's no surprise that love is the first kind of fruit mentioned in the Apostle Paul's list. The relationship between God and his people is defined by love. God's amazing love for us, from which our love for him and our love for others springs from. The video mentioned by Raj at the end of this talk can be watched here.