In the first part of this series, Jo challenges us to enlarge our hearts and minds to embrace God’s plans for Bethel Blackheath. To see growth and all that God has in store, we are called to strengthen our stakes by becoming a praying church and inviting a fresh outpouring of the Holy Spirit.

The parable of The Good Samaritan encourages us to take action and show kindness to our neighbour, here are some thoughts on what that looks like for us. An act of kindness is never wasted (Aesop)

God's love extends to everyone and he has a unique purpose for each one of us.

When we slip up or fail we have a God who restores failures.

He will never leave us or forsake us.

Today Ruth encourages us to practice ‘Faith over fear’ when faced with the different challenges, worries and new opportunities that come our way throughout this new year.

Colin looks at what happened after the birth of Jesus, leading up to the start of his ministry.

On this Christmas morning, Mark looks at gifts and how the gift of Jesus is the most important gift we can receive.

How the cracker can illustrate thoughts around the Christmas story.

Colin looks at how God is so great, coming down to earth as a man.

This week, we have three mini messages from Amy, Laura, and Tony.

This week, Paul, with the help of his puppet Twist explains how we can have an extraordinary Christmas with Jesus.