What can you count on when you can’t count on anything else? The Bible is full of promises from God which apply regardless of our feelings or circumstances. Choosing to trust in His promises enables us to endure and remain hopeful despite life’s challenges.

Can all the disruption and chaos of 2020 lead to a more effective church? Is it possible that God is using the pandemic to help the church embrace changes that are needed to make it fruitful in the future? Today Todd shares vision for Antioch Sheffield in 2021.

How do you wrap-up a year like 2020? Todd shares two important principles to help you bring closure on 2020 and hope for 2021.

The manner of Jesus' birth and the humble social standing of His family means that no matter how high or how low your station in life, Jesus understands you and can offer you mercy and grace in your time of need.

On the night Jesus was born, the angels famously proclaimed “Peace on earth”. But what does that mean exactly? How did Jesus’ arrival bring peace on earth?

I have nothing to offer, I don't have time, I don't know what to do, these are all thoughts that hinder us from making disciples. But the truth is anyone can be a disciple-maker, so let's take a look at what it means to make disciples by looking at the model Jesus gave us.

Discipleship has the power to transform lives, but that isn't always people's experience. Sometimes that's because there are things that make us resistant to the growth it offers, so if we want discipleship to be effective then we need to have the heart of a disciple. And one of the key characteristics in the heart of a disciple is a willingness to learn from others. To be a disciple we need to be teachable.

We all have differing levels of experience with discipleship. The truth is that discipleship doesn't always lead to personal growth. There are actually things required of us in order for us to get the most out of discipleship, and one of the most important ingredients is hunger.

Discipleship is a word we often hear, but for many of us we don't really know what it is or why is it so important for us. But Discipleship is actually what Jesus spent most of His time doing, so we take the time to explore how discipleship has the power to transform our lives.

All of us deal with doubt at times, but we don’t always want to admit it. But doubt doesn’t have to destroy your faith. When it’s handled well, doubts can be the catalyst to strengthen your faith. But how do you handle doubts well?