Carrying on with week 4 in our trustworthy sayings series we look at 2 Timothy and what the implications are for us today

This week of Church on the Couch week 8 we carry on with Paul's Trustworthy sayings and look at 1 Timothy chapter 3. What value is physical training? And what value is godly training?

This week of church on the couch week 7, we carry on with Paul's trustworthy sayings and look at his words in 1 Tim. 3 about leadership.

Carrying with "Church on the Couch" we do week 6 and kick off a new series looking at 5 sayings that Paul calls "The Trustworthy Sayings"

This Good Friday meditation we think about Jesus' last words "it is finished" . What does that mean in light of the resurrection, and his return? What does it mean to live in the now and not yet?

This Easter Sunday we focus on the fact that he is not here in the grave, he's alive. In a time when our church pews are empty because of Covid-19 we might be afraid and think the church is dying. But it's not. The pews are empty but the Church is alive. Jesus invites us into life!!

Week 4 of "Church on the Couch" . As we enter Palm Sunday and Jesus enters the city, we worship and adore Him. But is it real? Is it a real love or is it lip service. Is our faith committed or casual?

Church on the couch week 2 - carrying on through our theme of spiritual disciplines, we look at submission. What is it? Why is it so hard for us to submit? To whom do we submit? Looking at 1 Peter 2 we see the best model for submission in Jesus, as something for us to imitate.

Church at Home - this week was the first in a live stream we are doing in the middle of this covid19 pandemic. What is solitude? Even though many of us are alone right now, or isolated, are we practicing solitude? Have a listen and see if solitude is something you can try in the midst of your isolation during this time .

This week we paused the series on spiritual disciplines and instead talked about Fear. Our world is afraid right now with everything going on around this Covid19 virus. What do we as Christians do? How should we act? Should we panic, should we pretend it's all over hyped? How would Jesus expect us to react in this crisis?