Continuing our series on worship, Aaron Dolding speaks on how we are created to worship, how there is a cost to worship and how we need to consecrate our lives to Jesus.

Keith Jackson speaks on how the different seasons in our lives bring different postures of discipleship.

You can view the accompanying notes to this message on Keith’s blog.

At our all-age service, Debbie Schofield speaks on how we should live our lives as true worship to God, treating every moment of the day as our reaction to God’s action.

For God is Spirit, so those who worship him must worship in spirit and in truth

John 4:24

On Easter Sunday at our water baptism service, Keith Jackson looks at the time that Philip met the Ethiopian eunuch and the questions that were asked, including “Here is water. What can stand in the way of my being baptised?”

You can view the accompanying notes to this message on Keith’s blog.

Christianity rests on the foundation that Christ died and was resurrected. On Good Friday morning, Keith Jackson reminds us that as Christians, we live in a Good Friday world but we are Easter Sunday people.

You can view the accompanying notes to this message on Keith’s blog.

Mervyn Thomas, founder and president of Christian Solidarity Worldwide, speaks on standing up against injustice.

As Christians we have a paradox: as we mature the younger we become! On Insight Morning Keith Jackson speaks on how as disciples we are growing up to be a child.

You can view the accompanying notes to this message on Keith’s blog.

Continuing our series on discipleship, Billy Fenning speaks on growing to be effective and how God desires that we be fruitful in every area of our lives by looking at the story of Ruth.

Richard Kay, the founder of the Reading-based charity Chapter2, speaks on how we can write hope into the fatherless story.

For more information on how you can get involved, please visit Chapter2’s website www.chapter2.org.uk

Keith Jackson concludes our series on mission by exploring the biblical basis of mission in the New Testament.

You can view the accompanying notes to this message on Keith’s blog.