Jonathan continues in 1 Thessalonians (as part of from the Archive) and shares how understanding Jesus for ourselves should give us great encouragement in our evangelistic efforts. If we're scared to share Jesus and His gospel then we need to figure it out more clearly for ourselves.

What does it mean to be outside the camp? What even is the camp?

This week we had Sammy taking us through what it means to be one who includes those that are on the outside. A sign of genuine Christ-followers is that they are willing to give of their own time/possessions to aid those whom society has regarded helpless.

Matt Bownds carries us forward in our next (from the Archives) sermon travelling through 1 Thessalonians. Matt highlights the importance of having, and being, good role models in the Christian life. Ideas are taught, by examples are caught.

In this week's study of Mark's gospel we get to both hear Jesus speak and watch Him act. Jesus is king with more than just words, His actions proving the Godly authority He has to teach.

Our response to the king should be one of repentance, belief, following and fishing.

Jonathan kicks off our series (from the Archives) in 1 Thessalonians by asking the question 'What does true encouragement look like?" Is it platitudes? Is it half truths? Is it comforting lies? Or is it the true truth about Jesus? No prizes for guessing where he lands!

With the beginning of a new term, so too are we beginning a new series of studies on Sunday mornings. Throughout the next few months we'll be delving into Mark's Gospel account, exploring its meaning and relevance to us in the 21st century.

This week Pastor John starts us off looking at "Jesus the Messiah, the Son of God" through three aspects of Christ's person.

Grandpa Joe asks: If God loves us, shouldn't He be doing something to help?

In this sermon Pastor Sammy looks at the superficial nature of our 'just get rid of suffering' solution and explores the way God does deal with the darkness through Jesus.

Grandpa Joe asks: Why is the world filled with so much hurt, suffering and sadness.

In this sermon Pastor Sammy looks at the different ways the Bible describes humanities darkness - and how each of the words used speaks to a different aspect of how we each individually, and corporately, do our bit to fill the world with hurt.

Grandpa Joes asks: If God has done what He's going to do to put things right in the world, does that mean this is as good as it's going to get?

In this sermon Pastor Peter looks at the Bible's vision of a renewed heaven and earth and the call on Christ followers today to start walking towards that perfect place.

Grandpa Joe asks: Why is the world such a big scary place?

In this sermon Pastor Sammy looks at Job 38 to help us to see how big creation is, how small we are in it, but how we can still find peace when we know the creator and sustainer of it all.