In this first episode of our new series 'Discipleship 101' Tyler looks at just what it means for us Christians to be called 'disciples' or followers of Christ. We recognise that God wants us to become more like Him day-by-day.

In this one-off sermon in Brighton, our guest speaker Irene (a student from the IBTI) shares a message with us about Nehemiah. Irene challenges us that the 'joy of the Lord' is a status of being not feeling and, in all situations, we ought to echo the words of the scripture that 'the joy of the Lord is my strength'.

Our guest speaker, Aaron Berko; Senior Pastor of New Life Church Canterbury, shares a message about God calling His greatness out of our weakness. Tune in to hear this faith-building message.

Continuing our 'Tools of the Trade' series, Tyler shares a message about authority. What is it? To whom is it given? And when & how can we use it correctly? Tune in to find out.

Julian looks at Who we are in Christ when expressed in Christian community. We should never underestimate the power of Christian community; God designed us to be part of a community - tune in to find out more.

In this Podcast Chris shares a message with us from Galatians 3:26-29 about our identity in Christ. We all take part in a story that's larger than ourselves and we can begin discovering our own stories today.

In the first sermon from our new series 'Tools of the Trade', Tyler looks at discernment. God has given us the tool of discernment to be able to recognise His truth. However, we need to properly use this tool by finding out what His truth is in the first place.

In this episode, Tyler looks at the life of the prophet Elisha as a man who carried the Spirit and Presence of God with him. How can this inform who we are in Christ? Tune in to find out.

In this talk Tom shares with us about Jesus' role as the King; the messiah; the chosen one sent from God to dwell amongst us and build His Kingdom here! Why not listen in.

In this series, Tyler has been looking at the different aspects of Jesus as He is described in the New Testament. This week, he looks at Jesus as the Great High Priest in Hebrews 4.