Rob Scott Cook continues our series by looking at what the Bible tell us about the problems we’ll face, especially as followers of Jesus, and how we can find comfort in God’s promises.
Continuing our ’When Storms Come’ series, Clare Thompson asks how the promises of God can help us to deal with regrets and sorrow around the past.
Trigger warning: contains mentions of OCD, intrusive thoughts and anxiety
In the second talk of this series, Chloe Parker looks at how we can know peace inside of us, no matter what wars rage around us.
We’ll all face challenges and problems throughout our lives. So where do we turn and who do we depend on when life gets tough?
In this series, we’ll be looking at some of the most significant promises that God has made which can help us to stand firm when the storms come.
In this first talk, Deborah Marsh looks at the promise of eternity.
In this standalone talk, Dave Mitchell looks at the area of discipleship.
If we’re not careful, we can become so content that our work has intrinsic value in itself, that we rarely take the fantastic opportunities it presents to speak about Jesus.
In the final talk of our series, Deborah Marsh looks at how we can be equipped to make disciples in our work context.
Additional resources for this series can be found HERE.
Tim Dobson continues our series by looking at how we understand our vocation/calling and how we can unearth it.
Additional resources for this series can be found HERE.
Rachel Clark continues our current series by asking how we can bring Godly values into our daily work.
Additional resources for this series can be found HERE.
Rick Warren defines worship as ‘bringing pleasure to God’. Our work is one of the main vehicles through which we worship. In the second talk of our series, Tom Carter asks how our can work bring God pleasure and what this might look like?
Bible verses for this talk are 1 Corinthians 10:31, Colossians 3:23-24, and Colossians 1:10.
Additional resources for this series can be found HERE.
We learn from the very first pages of the Bible that we were created to create, and in this series, we’ll be looking at how work fits in to the big story of God’s purposes.
(Bible references for this talk are Genesis 1&2, 1 Corinthians 15:58)
Additional resources for this series can be found HERE.
Paul tells us that ‘godliness with contentment is great gain’. How do we flee from envy and pursue an attitude and lifestyle of contentment?
(1 Timothy 6, Galatians 5: 19-26)
We live in an age that wants, even expects, more! It’s not just confined to money, but possessions, holidays, food etc. But there is something that can break the power of more.
In this talk, Lara Morris looks at what the bible teaches us about the helpful habit of generosity,
(Bible references for this talk are Luke 18:18-27; Luke 19:1-10; 2 Cor 9:6-15.)
Anger is not a sin, but how we handle our anger can often lead to us bringing hurt to others, ourselves or our relationship with God.
Forgiveness can be unbelievably hard, but it’s the only way to experience freedom and peace. What are some of the steps we can take to help us to forgive? Dennis continue our Helpful Habits series by looking at this.
(Bible references for this talk are Matthew 6:14-15, Colossians 3:13-14 and Romans 12: 17-21.)
Dave Roderick kicks off our new series by looking at why as Christians we should be choosing hope and perseverance rather than cynicism.
Clare Thompson concludes our Grand Designs series by looking at what it means to be a friend of God.
Rachel Clark continues our Grand Designs series by looking at what it means to be a citizen of God’s kingdom.
As we celebrate Global Partners Weekend 2024, Dave Mitchell looks at God’s heart for the world.
In our Grand Designs series, we’re spending time looking at what the Bible tells us about our identity, about who we are.
In this first talk, Ed Marsh asks what it means to us to be called a child of God.
(The Bible references for this talk are 1 John 3, John 1 v.2 and Galatians 3.)
The Apostle Paul explains our dilemma as humans by saying: ‘what I want to do I do not do, but what I hate I do’.
Charli Williams concludes our current series on the Holy Spirit by asking how we can change the narrative at work in us and live the way we were always designed to live.
(The Bible references for this talk are Galatians 5:16-26 and Romans 7:15-8:17.)
On Pentecost Sunday, Naomi Clarke looks at how the Holy Spirit can comfort us and use us to be a comfort to others.
(The Bible references for this talk are John 14 v15-18, John 14 v26, John 16 v7 and John 16 v12-14.)
