Throughout His time on Earth, the Lord Jesus taught many things, and often using parables to do so. This week John helps us examine one that perhaps Christians are very familiar with. What does Jesus mean when He talks about the seed? Who are the people planting & harvesting?

The end (of this series) is nigh. Jonathan concludes (from the Archives) our time in 1 Thessalonians looking at Paul's concluding remarks. Sometimes the ends of the NT letters can seem a bit random. But in this instance Jonathan helps us to see that in saying goodbye Paul shares a quick vision for everything the church could be! Dive in and see what we're on about.

If we're true to ourselves we all have fears in our lives - some rational, others not so. It will be no surprise that in Jesus' time, men and women had fears too.

In this podcast Sammy takes us through four fearful groups of people in Mark 5 and how that, upon encountering Jesus, nothing was the same again.

The Second Coming - now that we have your attention; where do you stand? Excited to talk about it? An extremist who won't stop talking about it?! Or an eye roller who doesn't want to hear it?

Jonathan takes us (from the Archives) through what Paul and others say on the topic and hopefully leaves us Encouraged by it! Dive in.

Jonathan Thomas has the grim pleasure of helping us think through death in our latest (from the Archives) episode. From a Christian point of view death is both a terribly painful experience and a joy. How can that be? Dive in for JT's dulcet tones and an encouraging explanation from 1 Thessalonians.

What do you think about Jesus' claim to have set people free? He's come with a bold declaration about himself and backed it up with amazing healings & exorcisms - but is that enough to convince us?

In this sermon Sammy explores the different ways a few of the characters in Mark chapter 3 responded to Jesus and the good news for those who follow him into freedom.

Sammy's back for our latest (from the Archives) sermon in the series looking at encouragement from 1 Thessalonians. In this sermon Sammy looks at the love hate relationship we have with work - why is that? Dive in to find out.

Throughout his time on Earth, Jesus made some very big claims about who He was and what His relationship with God the Father was like.

Today we read another of those claims, this time calling Himself the Son of Man - but what does that really mean, and why were the Pharisees so riled up about it? Above all, what does that have to do with us today?

In our latest from the Archive sermon current pastor Sammy Davies steps in to help us consider Paul's attitude towards the Thessalonian church as modelling God's own attitude towards us. When we realise how God treats us in Jesus we might just start treating each other differently too!

As we've journeyed through Mark's account of Jesus' life, so far we've seen how amazing He is - healing people and teaching. For the most part no one has questioned Him on His healings or what He has said.

That is, until now.

Mark chapter two sees the beginning of Jesus' teachings and actions being questioned. This week we see a paralysed man healed, but that is not the key point. Through what He says in this event Jesus leaves everyone with a decision to make - we've reached a fork in the road and have to choose which path we'll go down.