Wrapping up our 'God is' series this morning, Sammy helps us consider what the Christ-Follower's response ought to be when we see more of Jesus character.

In the last sermon, John had us thinking about the just-ness of God: His need to be 100% just 100% of the time. If we hold that up on its own it paints a false picture of God, one of the other key components of God is His Grace. But what does that mean?

This morning Jamie walks us through the Grace of God - what it means, what it looks like, and why it's such good news for you and me.

Life isn't fair. When did you last think this? What caused the thought to leap across your mind?

There is plenty in the world to which we would voice this statement, and much more we would say is totally unjust - we want justice!

John shows us this morning how God is fair, and it may have greater meaning that you've ever thought about before! Prepare for some heart surgery as you listen about our Fair God and what that means for you and me.

Time is a funny thing - so much, if not all, of life is guided and controlled by it. Eternity is a confusing thing - trying to comprehend something never having a beginning or an ending; never changing, not even a little bit. That is eternity.

The God of the Bible is an Eternal God. One who has always existed and will always exist. Rhodri helps us this morning to see how that this mind-bending truth about God is a huge comfort and encouragement to Christ-Followers.

God is not some kind of divine dictator, instructing without care nor compassion those beneath him. Rather He is one with whom we are invited to have a relationship, to know him and become more like him.

This morning Peter helps us to see that the Lord is relational in many ways, and that ought to have an impact on how we as the church of the 21st century live today.

Knowledge is not Wisdom.

Controversial thought? Maybe.

Let John explain as he guides us through the importance of a God who doesn't second guess himself, but rather who is the foundation of all wisdom. We'll see how this is revealed in two sources as well as seeing what it means for us today; then what it ultimately calls us to do.

Where would you say God is in the world today? Are we just waiting for His return, book-ended between His action?

Sammy helps us see in truer colour how that God is very active in the world today - even empowering that action through His church. Hopefully after hearing more of our active God you'll see that right here and now we, the church, are called to be active too.

One of the facts about humanity is that we are not in control - things happen to all of us in life of which we say 'why did that happen?' or perhaps 'why me?' To claim total authority over all aspects of ones life would be a great untruth.

This morning as Sammy opens Isaiah 46 to us, we can take great encouragement that someone is in control, and that our best interests are on his heart.

Compassion - something everyone wants to receive, but not always on the top of our 'to-do' list.

This morning Wyn Jones challenges us about how we value, see and act compassionately; especially if we claim to be Christ-Followers. With plenty to chew over this morning we hope you'll be left uncomfortably challenged by what Wyn had to share.

Who do you trust? Why do you trust them - what helps you make that decision?

God doesn't just ask us to know Him, but asks that we also trust Him. However, he doesn't leave us without reason for doing so.

This morning John helps us see that God shows through word and deed how trustworthy He is; and what choice that leaves us with.