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'When you place your trust in Jesus, it doesn't mean you're not going to face another difficult day in your life - you have new resources, new potential to face the tests of life, but tests will come.'
Stephen Foster starts our new series in Daniel, looking at how we can prepare ourselves to be ready to respond in testing times.
'As community, if we could learn what it looks like to really do relationships Jesus' way, then we might see more fullness of his kingdom manifest amongst us.'
Pete Wynter concludes our series in Romans 12 looking at the topic of Character, exploring its message on how we should form relationships with each other.
‘Pride builds barriers, but humility builds bridges.’ Stephen Foster continues our Roman series looking at the effect which pride can have on our everyday lives.
‘There’s no community without commitment. There’s no relationship without risk.’
Martyn Layzell continues our series on Character, looking at Paul's teaching on authentic community relationships in Romans 12:9-13.
‘Never make your life just about your life, your circle of friends, your family, your service, your church. We’re better when we attach ourselves to something that is greater and wider than us.’
Archie Coates, vicar of St Peter's Brighton, speaks on the body of Christ in 1 Corinthians 12.
'God takes that which is broken and makes it beautiful.'
Emily Layzell concludes our Acts series, looking at the story of Peter and John meeting a lame beggar in Acts 3.
'The experience of the Holy Spirit is not about just you. It's something that we experience together, as we gather together... As we gather together there is a powerful dynamic at work.'
Toby Flint speaks on Pentecost Sunday, looking at the coming of the Holy Spirit in Acts 2 - a fire that doesn't just come for us, but comes to set alight all those around us.
‘Some of us have been waiting so long for the fulfilment of a promise, a prayer. And it’s painful, yet the gift that God promises isn’t just any gift, it’s his very presence. And you don’t need to qualify for it, he gives it freely because he loves you.’
Alex Rayment launched our Acts series this Sunday, looking at how God meets us in both the mountain-top moments, as well as the valleys.
'Jesus invested his time in what was most important he made his number one priority telling people about the Kingdom of God.'
Martyn Layzell unpacks Mark 1:14-20, looking at how we can make the most effective use of our time. We have good news to tell people - and it's urgent.
'Influence is as much a test to be faced as a privilege to be enjoyed.'
Stephen Foster looks at Matthew 4, examining the power of the influence we have over people in our lives, and the tests that will always accompany that influence.
'What if some of the battles we face in life are not because we're doing something wrong, but because we're doing something right?'
Stephen Foster concludes our Ephesians series, looking at the full armour of God in Ephesians chapter 6. We are in a battle, but we can stand our ground.
‘We are part of an amazing family. We are part of something so much bigger than our individual calls. And we are on a mission.’
CEO of Church Revitalisation Trust Sarah Jackson continues our series in Ephesians, looking at the part we all play in the body of Christ.
‘Following Jesus is a first-hand, life-long experience of what it means to be truly alive.’
Rachael continues our Ephesians series looking at what it means to live in the fullness of life God intends for us.
'We're always asking the question: how do I live, who am I becoming? And this question of great importance to us.'
Suzie King starts our Ephesians series, looking at the topic of who we say we are and our identity in Christ.
'We live in God's blessing by fully embracing that we are adopted.'
Rich Atkinson starts our Ephesians series looking at how to live in God's blessing.
'Today is the day we celebrate the truth, the historical fact that Jesus is alive.'
On Easter Sunday, Martyn Layzell speaks on one of the incredible accounts of the resurrection, looking at Mark 16.
"He has risen just as he said." Seven words which change everything forever. Seven words which give hope of happiness for this life and beyond this life.'
Stephen Foster speaks on the incredible truth of Easter and how the resurrection isn't just an incident, but it's an identity, the person of Jesus.
'If you want to know how the Father loves you, look at Jesus on the cross.'
Rachel Gardner leads us in a Good Friday reflection on the events of the crucifixion; at how there is only one true response that we can make.
'What the world most needs we have: the love of God.'
Ken Costa continues our Luke series, looking at how we - the hopeful minority, the people of the small print, the followers of a narrow path - can play a part in changing the story of our times.
‘Resilience is the thing that best determines if you’re able to thrive, within your career and in your life. It’s not just about absorbing pressure, but also that you can spring back and use it to your advantage.’
Stephen Foster continues our Luke series speaking on how to build our resilience within our day-to-day.