Callum Whitfield talks about the different types of fear which we will face in our lives as well as why we should fear God.

Hebrews 13: 8 NIV "Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever"

Today Anne reminds us of the importance of Hebrews 13: 8 and encourages us to reflect on God's promises for our lives.

John 5: 17 NLT 'But Jesus replied, “My Father is always working, and so am I.”'

What are you waiting on God for at the moment?

Today Jo encourages us to pull through and trust God as we wait, reminding us that God is still working through our waiting.

Today Simon shares five points related to pencils and challenges us to consider the mark that we leave on others.

We may love many things: friends, family, TV shows, food, partners etc; so what does God say about love?

Today, Carole shares some thoughts about love and leaves us with three questions:

Is it time for us as a church to restart?

Today, for the first meeting back in the church building for over 16 months, Mark encourages us with three points to help prepare us for change, to experience more of God, to advance into God's plan and to be totally amazed by God.

We should be united as a church, anointed and excited!

As Christians we should be willing to step out of our comfort zones and step out in faith. 

Today, Callum shares some thoughts about why we should be willing to step out and how we can know if God is asking us to step out in faith.

How much do you think about heaven?

C. S. Lewis: "The Christians who did most for the present world were the Christians that thought most about the next world. It is since so many think little about the next world, that many Christians have become ineffective in this world".

Today Ruth shares five words about heaven and encourages us to research more about our final destination.

We all have things that we hope will happen one day, and hope is the essence of the Christian faith.

Today Tony shares biblical truths about the hope that we can have in Jesus and challenges us to consider what our hope is for our church as we return to normal meetings.