In this powerful look at Hebrews 8, Toms cuts to the 'pith' of the matter. The early Hebrew Christians had a habit of chasing after religious shadows, so comfortable were they in familiar customs, and thus almost missed the glorious reality entirely. This is the same reality you have today. Come and see the real deal.

Beginning with the launchpad of Hebrews 7, Pete shows us the qualifications of Jesus expressed throughout the entire biblical narrative. What is it about Jesus that makes him uniquely capable of representing us before the Father? How can he be both priest and king? And who on Earth is Melchizedek?

Rory continues our series in Matthew’s gospel, preaching from Matthew 26:1-16. In this passage we see the Jewish leaders plotting to kill Jesus, Judas’ betrayal of Jesus for a few silver coins, and in-between an amazing scene of a woman pouring very expensive perfume on his head! As Rory unpacks the passage, we see the immense value the woman put on Jesus - showing her love for him - compared with the minute value that Judas puts on him, and we look at the penetrating question: What is Jesus worth to you?

At this high point on the rollercoaster of Hebrews 5: 11 - 6: 20, Pete acquaints us with our assurance. Do we need grand, Pentecostal demonstrations of the Holy Spirit to prove that we are saved? Or are the signs of saving faith so much simpler? God himself took an oath to bring us home; he'll never let us down.

With this challenging yet encouraging look at Hebrews 5:11 - 6:12, Tom asks us to get off the baby food. How is your spiritual growth? Have you solidly grasped the fundamentals of faith and nurtured them into a fruitful life? Here are hard truths, but also great assurances. Come and grow in Christ.

This may be the most important thing you ever hear. Your eternal destiny depends on it. As Pete preaches our next section in Matthew’s gospel - Matthew 25:31-46 - we see Jesus describing what will happen when he comes again in His Father’s glory, and calls each and every person - you and me - to account for what they have done with their lives. The big question is: will you come to Jesus, or will you go from him?

Bringing God's word to us from Hebrews 4:14 - 5:10, Tom reintroduces us to a saviour who feels as we feel and suffers as we suffer. Our high priest is no tin man: he has known every grief, triumphed over every sin, and now remains our advocate forever. How shall we respond to this depth of feeling? Approach Him with confidence.

Tom Smith continues our series in Matthew’s gospel, preaching from Matthew 25:14-30. In this passage we see the parable of the Talents (sums of money), as Jesus gives another illustration of what the kingdom of God will be like. It can be easy to think that we need to do as much as we can to please God, or to view Him as an unfair ruler, but nothing could be further from the truth - as Christians we serve God in the context of His grace, and are called to be faithful with what he has given us. As Tom unpacks this passage, we look at the actions of the three servants, the master’s verdict, and what it all means for us today.

What on Earth is wrong with Earth? In the third instalment of The Mix, Tom addresses this question and brings us to some unpleasant truths. The world is not as it should be; sin through doubt crept in, disrupting our relationship with God and taking us far from him. If only we had a representative to win the war for our souls...

This week we take a break from our evening series in Matthew’s gospel, as Tom takes us on a deeper dive of Hebrews 3:1-19, to further develop some thoughts on the practical command to ‘encourage one another daily’, in this book of the Bible that was written to Christians. Sin is deceitful and hardens us towards God and towards one-another, which is why it’s all the more important that strive to meet together and encourage one another in the faith.