As we conclude our series in Matthew’s gospel, Rory preaches from Matthew 28:1-20. In this passage we take a closer look at the events surrounding Jesus’ resurrection, and we consider the simple but world-shattering truth that he has risen. He rose from the dead and gave his followers a mission - the question is, what will you do with the risen Jesus?

Esau sold God for a bowl of soup. Would we not? Here Pete examines the link between this story in Genesis and the apostle's words in Hebrews 12: 1-17. The race is long and difficult. Shortcuts may appear in the form of deals and compromises. And yet, our Father strengthens our weak knees and lifts us up. Keep pushing forward.

As we conclude our series in Matthew’s gospel, Rory preaches from Matthew 28:1-20. In this passage we take a closer look at the events surrounding Jesus’ resurrection, and we consider the simple but world-shattering truth that he has risen. He rose from the dead and gave his followers a mission - the question is, what will you do with the risen Jesus?

In this next step of our journey through Hebrews, Tom takes a detour through Psalm 95. This oft quoted song is an invitation, both open to all and specific to you. We need not wait until tomorrow to come and meet our creator, saviour and shepherd; we can meet him right now, while today is still called today.

As we continue our series in Matthew’s gospel, Pete preaches from Matthew 27:57-28:15. In this passage we see the most remarkable, extraordinary, unimaginable event in all of human history - Jesus has risen! As we take a close look at this incredible scene, we see the power and love of God, the fear and joy of those who witnessed it, the tender greeting of the Messiah, and we ask what this all means for us today.

How would you pastor a believer in distress? In this look at Hebrews 12: 1-13, Pete confronts the challenges of living as a child of God in a broken world. We all face obstacles in this world; we all suffer; but we are not alone. Our suffering saviour blazed a trail for us, working in the past and present to secure your future. Are you ready to run the race?

Tom continues our evening series in Matthew’s gospel, preaching from Matthew 27:45-66. In this passage we take a closer look at the death and burial of Jesus - we see his amazing power of salvation in the people that come to tend to his body, the paradox of his being numbered with the wicked yet receiving royal treatment, the fear and weakness of the religious leaders, and what all of this means for us today.

Taking us through the entirety of Hebrews 11, Tom addresses a common question: where on Earth does Christian confidence come from? Certainly not from Earth - or us. God has proven himself faithful in millennia past, yesterday, and today. Why not tomorrow? Faith in Him will see us through.

As we continue our series in Matthew’s gospel, Tom Smith preaches from Matthew 27:45-56. In this passage we see the death of Jesus, and as Tom unpacks the deep truths of this extraordinary event, we look at what Jesus’ death means for the world and for us today.

The Mix of March brings a wealth of encouragements as Tom shows us what it means to be one with Christ. We are not simply followers of Jesus; we are united with the body of the church with Christ as the head. Whether you are the body's hand, its foot, or its left elbow, come and meet Him today.