Liz explores what it might look like to love and be loved by God and neighbours in the present moment in time

John talks about the similarities between Judas and Peter, and what it looks like when we bring our expectations into a situation.

Laura and Lucie reflects on the material from Session 2 of Radical Presence which we based our conversation on when we met together in smaller groups on a Sunday evening.

John reflects on the moment in time we find ourselves in, with all the turmoil it has brought, and how we might be church in the midst of it.

Tim explores the good news that because of Jesus we are free to be uniquely ourselves.

Using her gap year as an example of feeling trapped, Roxanna explores the various things Jesus came to set us free from, and what that means to her.

This week the other Liz (Liz P) is doing her version of The Gospel According to: Liz - just to make it confusing! Using the greek word “Splagchnizomai”, meaning “gut-wrenching compassion”, she explores her experience of God as Emmanuel (God with us) in the midst of suffering.

As our series on “the Gospel According to: …” Liz HW explores the idea that God is our friend.

Laura takes us on a whistle stop tour through the history of small groups in City Life Church, before delving into exploring what they might look like going forward.

John presents what the good news means to him, in the midst of the suffering and perceived meaninglessness of life.