Continuing our series "Meeting God in the Psalms". Looking at Psalm 51, we consider what they say about seeking forgiveness, confessing sin and seeking restoration. Other penitential psalms are Psalms 6, 32, 38, 102 and 143.

In this final talk, Mark helps us see how God takes us into his mission to make all things new. God renews us, refreshes us and recommissions us. Mark concludes by giving us practical steps of how we can begin to walk into all that we heard over the weekend.

This talk focuses on the vision of Revelation 21:1-5 and how God wants us, with him in our midst, to be the city of God bringing life to all.

Tim takes us through the vision in Revelation 21:1-5 of God's making all things new and how God wants to renew us and to enable us to be a signpost of his future to others.

As we start our church camp, looking at all things new, Joe begins to explore what that means to us as individuals, our church and the communities we live in. God is Making All Things New so what can we do to tap into what God is doing?

The second in our series "Meeting God in the Psalms". Looking at Psalm 2, we explore the celebration of God's covenant with the king, and how it points to the future hope of the Messiah in the "Royal Psalms". Other royal psalms are Psalms 45, 72 and 110.

As we start our new series "Meeting God in the Psalms", We explores the directive and directional content of the "Wisdom Psalms" particularly looking at Psalm 1. Other wisdom psalms are Psalms 37 and 73.

Jesus’ resurrection is the start of a new chapter in God’s big story, as we begin to see the plan for redemption. The disciples (on behalf of all of us) receive the commission to play their part in that story.

Following Jesus's death on the cross, the focus is now on the victory of the resurrection and the hope that we have as a result.

Ahead of his victory through His humiliating death on the cross, Jesus enters the City of David to great proclamation from “the whole city”.