The first church were radically generous with what they had! Wow, it raises a mix of emotions in us straight away, right? Blake helps us navigate that, and see the beauty and blessing in being crazily generous together.

Jesus gives his disciples - and us - an exciting picture of the abundant life he invites us to.

Tim explores what we can learn from Naaman and the people around him.

An early disciple struggles to believe that the resurrection can really be true. Relatable? YES! How does Jesus approach this 'doubter', and what can we learn for our own inevitable times of doubt?

Dave explores how Luke is telling not just Jesus' story, but also the story of God's people.

The verse says the early disciples loved sharing meals, including something called 'the Lord's supper!' Rich explains what this is, shares some new possibilities for how we think about it in our church family, and invites us to share our own wisdom around living this out well.

Zoe explores what Jesus approach to the Sabbath can teach us about rest in our lives

Kirsty superbly guides us through three barriers we often face to the ancient Christian practice of sharing food together - the caviar barrier, the alphabetti spaghetti barrier and the ice lollies barrier!

Blake helps us think through the early church's radical approach to community together, and what it could look like to take a step towards that.

Jesus turns up in a room of disciples, and does seven things. We take time to notice them, so that we can be on the lookout for the same stuff when we gather!