Russ explains how the bible sees us as lost, but precious in his eyes, treasure that God gives his life for so we can be restored in every way.

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?

Whether at a local, regional or national level, politics affects us all and deserves our attention as a way to work for the common good in our community.

Jesus called his followers to be peacemakers, loving their neighbours and enemies, while recognising that true peace will only come with his return.

We’ll explore what the Bible teaches about engaging with others, loving those who disagree with us, and prioritising wholesome, edifying content.

Arianna Walker from Mercy UK joins us to share a message about mental health, offering insights and equipping us from a Christian perspective.

An introduction to what culture is, how it is formed and how we, as Christians, can engage with it.

Next week, we’ll be sharing real-life stories and biblical examples of how a single Kingdom Moment can change the course of a life forever!

George Müller was a 19th century evangelist whose story is a testament to the generosity of God.

This week we look at the story of Sojourner Truth, a 19th century evangelist born into slavery who boldly spoke out against injustice.

This week we follow the remarkable story of Valerie Inchley, a doctor in Nepal with great faith in an extraordinary God.

This week we take a look at Eric Liddell, an ordinary person who knew they served an extraordinary God.

As Paul closes his letter to the Galatians, he underlines some of the central themes of the message he has shared.

In the first section of chapter 6 Paul touches on a host of practical matters which relates to the community life of the churches.

Do the foundations of your life pass the 'trust test'? This talk we will consider how God satisfies the four elements of trust.

Christian freedom is not a licence to act however we want, but a new calling to humble, loving service.

Christ-plus-anything means Christ is nothing because it’s an all or nothing situation.