Disciples become like their teacher through obedience. Their goal is not simply to learn about their teacher, but to do what he says.

Following Jesus means holding onto His words and putting them into practice. How can we put ourselves in the best position to receive His words?

In what ways can bad things be turned by God for our good? What habits can we develop to ensure that when suffering strikes we run towards Jesus rather than away from him?

On the basis of the Bible's teaching on generosity, how can we take steps to move forward in our own journeys of generosity?

In what ways were God's people called to be generous, how did they express that and how do those principles carry over to today?

True faith is obedience and in doing so, leads us towards acting how Jesus did.

If Jesus himself is the prize, the goal is not only to be with him but to become increasingly like him.

Matthew records Jesus calling his disciples not to a task, but to a relationship.

We are made as relational creatures. We need one another to run the race and stay the course. So who is with us on the journey?

Knowing who we are helps to keep us on course, stay true to our purpose and keep us from drifting aimlessly.

Like Noah in the book of Genesis if we are to obey God we too will have to go against the tide - but what might that look like today?

At the start of the year, we all have an opportunity to ‘set sail’ again; to decide what sort of course we want to chart in 2025.

Together, Joseph and Mary show remarkable faith and courage in the face of public ridicule.

God appears to a ‘nobody’ in a nowhere kind of place to announce the coming of the long-awaited Messiah.

God’s grace and forgiveness is so great that He uses imperfect men and women to fulfil his purposes.

The Bible shows people as lost, yet precious in God’s eyes—treasured so deeply that He gave His life to restore us completely.

This Sunday, we look at biblical responses to singleness, marriage, sexuality, and gender issues, seeing that God has a better story for us to enter into.

AI is a rapidly advancing field that enables machines to replicate human intelligence and is becoming increasingly woven into our daily lives, raising questions about its ethical use and control.

People are wealthier today than a century ago, but wealth is still unevenly distributed. The Bible doesn’t demand financial equality but urges care for the poor.

Revelation 12:11 tells that we overcome the enemy by the blood of the lamb and the word of our testimony. But do we live like it? How do we live like that?