James shares the good news from Luke 23

This talk lifts our gaze beyond ourselves and shows us the bigger picture, connecting who we are & how we’re to live to three core truths: Our bodies matter / We are united with Christ / We are not our own.

The church in Thessalonica / Thessaloniki is described as having become "examples" to believers in their region. What about them was exemplary? James explores their input, their output and their impact.

Verena helps us understand more about the discipline of prayer, before welcoming Nick & Jan up for a panel, exploring the practical side of prayer!

As we celebrated a baptism, we started a new series in 1 Thessalonians. We see the definition of the church as those who belong to God. How can that quite intense, 'ownership' language be good news?

In the final episode of our Church Activated series, we learn an accessible, practical, highly reuseable tool to explore any Bible story. This method - known as Discovery Bible Study - is being used across the world to help people discover Jesus. Jenni joined us for the morning to help us explore it ourselves!

Our culture can shrink our hearts, like the Grinch, to be "two sizes too small". But the kingdom of God is one with the DNA of generosity pulsating through it! Matt Partridge - our beloved friend and father in the faith from our Catalyst family - came to stir us and provoke us towards living with generous hearts and hands.

While we were unable to meet in person, Dave recorded this talk to explain how the Last Supper helps us make sense of life in the now and not yet.

Judging Others. Kicking people out of churches for sinning. Lists of behaviours that won't be tolerated in the kingdom of God. It can all seem very petty and moralistic. Jonny explores Paul's further instructions on how we should make right judgments in our churches and encourages us to open our eyes to the immense purposes of God that lie behind these tricky topics.

We were thrilled to welcome local friend Andy Boxall to equip us, on this key phrase 'people of peace'. Jesus says we're to invest our time in disciple-making among those who receive us with peace. What does that mean? How do we spot such people? How do we meet such people? Andy shows us the way!