The Armour of God: "put on the full armour of God, so that you may take your stand against the devil’s schemes".

Sam expands on Paul’s writing on the spiritual battle Christians engage in daily. The enemies Christians face, ultimately, are not physical people or objects; our true opponent is sin and the devil. Sam encourages us to find space in our lives for prayer; when we pray, our enemy is defeated and revival happens.

Wayne shares his recent experience of mission when he travelled to Kasese, Uganda with SOMAUK.

Submission?

Submitting to one another feels unpalatable in 2023 but we’re called to live and love like Jesus. Wendy explores what impact this counter cultural lifestyle choice can have in our families and communities.

James reflects on what it means to be a child of God.

Charles Auld reflects on Paul's letter written to the Ephesians. Ephesis was at that time a prosperous trading city on the edges of the Aegean Sea, not far from modern day Izmir in Turkey.

Wayne Massey continues the Autumn series of talks reflecting on Paul's Letter to the Ephesians Chapter 4 verses 1 - 16.

Reverend Wayne Massey reflects on Paul's letter, written while under house arrest in Rome.

Reverend Wayne Massey reflects on Paul's letter, written while under house arrest in Rome.

Paul talks about the meaning of "temple", how Jesus described himself as a temple and that there are places where heaven overlaps with earth. God is dispersing throughout Bristol, throughout the world, in us. We, are the place of God's presence on earth.

There's around 220 words in this passage. About 70 of them have theological meaning. James picks out 3 of those words to help us understand this passage today, whilst telling three stories from the same day in 2017.