John's gospel was written so that 'by believing we may have life in His name' (20:31). On this Easter Day we explore the nature of this belief 'that leads to life', expose the things that hinder it and highlight Jesus' plan for us to step into all He won for us.

Even though most people have no idea of the purpose of their life, the Bible is clear that God has a purpose for us and wants us to walk fully in it. In this Palm Sunday talk, we identify what our purpose is, why we tend to miss it and how we can step more into it in the days ahead.

The Vine and the Branches is one of the best known texts in the New Testament. Jesus urges us all to ‘Remain in me, as I also remain in you. No branch can bear fruit by itself; it must remain in the vine.' But we don’t often focus on what Jesus says a bit later, ‘I no longer call you servants…I have called you friends!’ It’s a remarkable statement, a glimpse of the glory we have been called into. But what exactly does it mean to be called a friend of Jesus?

Why would Jesus wash his disciples feet? In this talk, we dive into this intimate moment between Jesus and his disciples, and see how Jesus is calling us to follow his example of servanthood.

Why did Jesus weep as He approached Lazarus' tomb? As we explore the surprising answer to this question we will not only get a revealing glimpse of God's glory but be challenged to share Jesus' heartfelt passion and to apply it to our own lives.

Loving God and obeying His commands is hard. As we finish our series in 1 John we see the reason to do this: 'Everyone born of God overcomes the world!'. In this talk, we look at what it means to overcome the world and we recommit ourselves to loving God and obeying His commands.

In the book of John, John refers to himself on six occasions as the disciple whom Jesus loved. What was it that John understood about God's love? In "God is Love", Lynn Craig takes a look at the love of God that has the power to cast out fear and helps us discover how we can begin to walk in the fullness of God's love. Please join us this Sunday for "God is Love."

Loving well involves us making choices. In this talk, we look at John's instruction to 'Not love the world or anything in the world' and ask not only what that actually means for our lives but also why this is the key to living our lives and thriving within the love of God.

Is love really at the heart of the Gospel story? Or is love just a 'good thing.' As we begin our new series "A Month of Love" Matt Hemsley will take us through "The Story of Love" and what part it plays in the Gospel.

On this Vision Sunday, Al shares his conviction that God is preparing CityChurch for a lot more of His Kingdom, His life and His work in the months ahead. Looking at Exodus 18, he explains why that is and invites each of us to find the part God has for us in what is taking place.