Vlad Ciolan continues our series looking through the book of Acts. In this message we are shown how we can be more effective in Gods’ Kingdom by getting closer and more intimate with Him, in 6 life changing steps.

Adam Bird continues our series in the book of Acts looking at the different responses to the gospel.

We need to remember that the Good News spreads wider than we expect, God's grace extends further than we understand and God's forgiveness reaches deeper than we imagine.

Pastor Mark Wiltshire continues our series, looking at the early church in the book of Acts. In this message we are encouraged to Listen to the Holy Spirit, learn from the Holy Spirit and Look at where the Holy Spirit is working. This will help us reach out to our own community.

In this message, Pastor Abraham explores Jesus' visit to the Pool of Bethesda. Where the grace of God meets us, exactly where we are in our need. Jesus is asking: "Do you want a miracle?"

In this continuation of our series looking at the book of Acts, Adam examines the process by which Paul and Barnabas were sent out. It is vital that we are listening to God's voice as a church so we remain a movement and don't become a 'monument'. As disciples of Jesus, we are called to movement by God, we obey the call and the Holy Spirit empowers the call.

Starting from Acts 13, Deborah Holman looks at the dynamic of being 'Set apart' and 'Called' as a disciple of Jesus Christ.

Part 1 of 2 messages given at the Womens Breakfast morning in September 2016.

Eliana Whyte is the Director of the International Bible Training Institute

Part 2 of 2 messages given at the Womens Breakfast morning in September 2016.

Eliana Whyte is the Director of the International Bible Training Institute

In this final message in our synergy series, Pastor Mark Wiltshire examines the important role that forgiveness plays in unlocking various aspects of our life. Without forgiveness, we won't experience true freedom.

In this message, Vlad Ciolan talks about 3 categories of people involved in a conflict - the offender, the offended and collateral damage.

Looking at Joseph, his brothers and his father, we can find helpful ways of dealing with relationship conflict, no matter which of the 3 categories of person we find ourselves in.