Rich takes us through Peter and John’s encounter with  lame man at the gate called beautiful in Acts 3. How is it that Peter has become so confident in the name of Jesus? What does Peter know about himself and about God that allows him to ask the onlookers, “why does this surprise you?”

The Rt Revd Paul Butler, Bishop of Durham, takes us through the book of Jonah, looking at the responses of the various groups of people to what God is doing.

Rich opens a new term and a new series with a look at the Lord calling Abram in Genesis 12, and then Jesus commissioning the disciples in Matthew 28.

Rich brings our “Teach us to Pray” series to a close with a look at Jesus words in Matthew 6:13, “lead us not into temptation but deliver us from the evil one.” He looks at how Jesus addresses both our internal struggle with temptation and our experience of evil in the world that is external to ourselves.

Rich continues our series, “Teach us to Pray” as we look at forgiveness. Rich proposes that ‘forgiveness is the currency of God’s kingdom” and explores three characteristics of forgiveness in the christian faith: forgiveness starts with no, forgiveness is costly and forgiveness leads to life.

Bob continues our series with a look at Matthew 6:11 and explores what Jesus is saying when he tells us to pray for our daily bread.

Our friend and guest, Keld Dahlmann, senior pastor of Aarhus Valgmenighed in Denmark, shares with us on rest and abiding in Jesus. What does it mean when Jesus challenges the laws around Sabbath, calling himself Lord of the Sabbath in Mark 2:23 – 3:6.

Pete Jobes continues our series “teach us to pray”, as we look at the Lord’s prayer. What does it look like to pray for God’s will to be done in our lives and what does it look like as He establishes his Kingdom?

Rich kicks off our new series “teach us to pray”, as we look at Jesus’ outlook on prayer. We start with a look at the idea of praying to “our Father” and what it means to pray to a Father who is holy. Rich looks at coming in to relationship with the Father, receiving it as a gift and experiencing the character of God.

For Pentecost Sunday, Rich shares with us from Acts as we look at expecting the presence of God, stepping into the purpose of God and moving in the power of God.