This week Trevor explores the importance of knowing that we are in a spiritual battle and draws from the story of Jesus’ temptation in the desert to look at how we can take a stand and overcome the enemy.

This week we learn how, with God’s help, we can overcome temptations: both the external pressures of the world and the internal impulses of the flesh.

Trevor continues our journey through the Lord’s Prayer and looks at the contrast found in the line “Forgive us our debts”. A contrast that brings both a sober reality but also a wonderful hope.

At our ALL IN gathering in November we had the privilege of hosting a baptism. Here is Alison to explain what baptism is all about and to encourage those of us who have been baptised to continue to live in the light and the blessing of the good news of Jesus.

At our midweek Learning Together Dan explores the importance of learning to pray in different ways, from silent prayer to shouts of joy and beyond.

Sara looks at the next part of the Lord’s Prayer – “Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread” and examines the what, the why and the how of this familiar line.

This week Richard looks at the practices of Contemplation and Community and how they lead us into a place where we can start to say and believe those words “Your Kingdom Come, Your Will Be Done, On Earth As It Is In Heaven.”

This week we celebrated Harvest together. God promises us that there will always be seedtime and harvest. Here’s Trevor to explain more.

Hallowed means holy. As we pray “hallowed be your name” how does our understanding of holiness affect how we approach God and how we live our lives? Is it simply a case of being moral or is there much more to it? This week Alison digs into the truth of “Hallowed be Your Name”.

This week we start to dig into the truth of the Lord’s Prayer and discover the words “Our Father in Heaven” are not simply an introduction but an invitation to a deep prayer life.