Reuben shares our Easter message as we remember and celebrate what Jesus' death means for all of us. (The video Reuben refers to around the nine minute mark can be viewed here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmD9sp6E2b8 )

In this penultimate instalment of our Bystander series looking at Jesus through John's eyes, Becky shares what we learn about Jesus through the story of the feeding of the 5,000.

In this talk, Jenny continues our series looking at Jesus through the eyes of his disciple John. In this story of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead, Jenny looks from the perspective of the various people who witnessed the event (the disciples, Martha, the Jews from Jerusalem) and considers what revelation of Jesus they received, before sharing what revelation she has had through studying this passage.

We continue our series looking at Jesus through the eyes of John. In this, the third of Jesus' signs that John records in his gospel, we see a paralysed man miraculously healed. Paul considers what this tells us about Jesus and how we can respond today.

David takes us into a bit more detail around who John was as we look at Jesus through the lens of John's gospel in our 'Bystander' series. As well, we look at the second of Jesus' signs that John records - the healing of the official's son - and what it tells us about God's heart and who Jesus is.

Andy introduces our series that will run up to Easter, looking at Jesus' ministry through the eyes of his disciple John. In particular this week, at the first of Jesus' miracles of turning water into wine at the wedding feast in Cana.

Derek brings us the final instalment of our 'Lasting Legacy' series as he focuses on the final chapter of 2 Timothy. As you listen to this, may the final words of Paul to Timothy, be true for you too: "The Lord be with your spirit. Grace be with you all."

We were privileged today to have Sarah and Mark Smith from LifeChurch in Manchester join us today. In this talk, Sarah considers two significant aspects of leaving a lasting legacy that come up in the second half of 2 Timothy chapter three. They are: "follow the example of those whom you know and trust" and "the wise use of scripture".

John brings the message to us today, focusing on the lasting legacies we can have. He shares about legacies in his own life, those through Prison Fellowship, and of course the legacy Paul left Timothy, glimpses of which we see in the book of Acts and through Paul's letters in the New Testament.

In this instalment of our 'Lasting Legacy' series, Reuben shares from the final 13 verses of 2 Timothy chapter two. (The first five minutes of the recording include a couple testimonies from Reuben and the preach itself starts around the five minute mark.)