(Mark 6:30-44)

In today's passage we see Jesus and His disciples seeking to head away from the crowd for a break, but the crowd have other plans! Desperate to hear and see what Jesus is doing they forget to bring any food with them!

Join us as Dave unpacks what Jesus can do when all we have to offer is something that seems inadequate for the problem, and a beautiful reminder of who Jesus is.

(Romans 15:14-33)

As we approach the end of the book of Romans Paul is beginning to wrap up this letter, encouraging the believers in Rome while also sharing about the apostolic gift.

Tonight Gavin unpacks what the apostolic gifting is, how it looks like when expressed maturely and why it is important to have this gift expressed in the Church.

(Romans 15:1-13)

As we enter the final few chapters of the book of Romans, Paul is taking the opportunity to tie the truths he has been sharing with the believers in Rome together and helping them to understanding the unity that is present in diversity within the Church.

Join us tonight as Megan unpacks some of these truths and what they mean for us.

(Mark 6:14-29)

As we continue our journey through Mark's Gospel we come to what appears to be a strange tangent... Here we find out about a situation involving John the Baptist and Herod. Why would Mark leave what was happening with Jesus to share this with us?

Simon takes the opportunity to remind us of the big picture of God's Kingdom at work in Mark's Gospel, and then reminds us of the key question - Who is Jesus?

(Psalm 8, 6, 3, 10, Psalm 137)

Tonight as we continue our series A Psalm to Remember, Mike looks at the truth of how do we engage with the Psalms when we are not a poetry person?

Mike explores how the Psalms give us words to express what is inside, and that their power comes from the emotional honesty they express to God.

(Mark 6:7-13)

As we continue engaging with Mark's Gospel we see Jesus truly living out his title of Teacher. More than just giving wisdom to crowds, Jesus has been training, preparing and teaching His disciples. Today He sends them out to experience this ministry themselves in a safe way and the principles in which He sends them apply to us as well today.

Today Iain unpacks what lessons we can learn from the Teacher Jesus as he sets his disciples up to succeed.

(Mark 6:1-6)

In todays passage of Mark's Gospel we encounter a bit of an awkward homecoming for Jesus. He returns to his hometown and amazement from those who knew Him growing up, only for that amazement to sour into offence.

What is going on in this passage? Why doesn't it seem to fit with what we know of Mark's Gospel?

Join us today as Gavin unpacks and explores why this event is part of Mark's Good News of Jesus, and what it means for us.

(Psalm 20)

Tonight as Katherine picks up our series on Psalms to Remember, an opportunity to look at psalms that are meaningful to the speaker, Kat takes the time to reflect on the words on Psalm 20. A Psalm that invites us to be reminded of the power of our words - and the ways in which we can choose to speak blessing over the people around us.

(2 Timothy 3:16-17; Hebrews 4:12-13 & Deuteronomy 6:4-9)

As Iain continues our series on Spiritual Disciplines today we come to 2 that most people have experienced; Bible Study and Memorisation. And yet, while these are disciplines that people engage with early on in their Christian walk - they can sometimes lead to guilt. I should be doing this more!

Today we seek to pare these disciplines back to the core of what they are and why we do it.

(Romans 14:1-23)

In today's passage we come to a very famous part of Paul's letter to the Romans - about Weak and Strong faith. Unfortunately these terms can lead us to have a bit of a skewed perspective as to what Paul is talking about here.

Join us as Gavin shares and unpacks what Paul is talking about, and what we can learn about how to deal with diversity amongst the Church.