Nick kicks off our new series 'Preach the Gospel' by sharing some practical tips on how we share God's love with those around us, showing them what it means to be a follower of Jesus. If 'Evangelism' is a big scary word for you, be encouraged that we are simply joining in the conversation that God is already having with someone.

3 questions you may want to spend some time pondering:

1) What is it that you believe about God?

2) How do you join in the conversation that God is already having with the people you meet? How do you follow the Holy Spirit's prompting in this?

3) How do you express the love of God to someone? What does this look like for you?

Nick concludes our series on the book of Matthew with the Great Commission.

We look at what is known as the great commission, or the final commandments Jesus gives to his disciples after his death and resurrection, before he returns to heaven.

Matthew 28:18-20 says:

This Easter we celebrated with an interactive service for the whole family. Hear about 3 characters in the story of Jesus' resurrection.

What does the cross mean to you?

As we draw our journey through the gospel of Matthew to its shocking conclusion we ask “How does the death of King Jesus establish the kingdom of God and affect our lives today?” and “Where do you need the light of the kingdom to break into the darkness?”

This week we look at Revolution. In Matthew 27:11-26, the people have a choice between two people: Jesus and Barabbas.

For Jesus, freedom is not worth killing for but it is worth dying for. When Jesus says to us “go and make disciples…”, it is clear that he is sending the disciples as revolutionaries into the world. However, instead of a revolution built on hatred, Jesus brings a revolution built on love: a revolution, called the “Kingdom of God”.

Instead of the way of power, Jesus sets out the way of humility. Which will we choose?

This week Nick looks at the relationship between Jesus and Peter. We look at how a man whose faith and courage Jesus would use to build his church upon failed completely and utterly. We will also discuss how failure is transformed in the crucible of repentance (through acknowledging that we need to ask for forgiveness).

This week we ask the questions:

The term 'Judas' has become synonymous in our society with betrayal. He stands as one of the most complex characters not only in the bible but also in the whole of literature. He was one of Jesus' inner circle, one of the disciples and a trusted friend and partner in building God's kingdom on earth with Jesus. In the passage we will look at today, Judas chooses to betray Jesus.

Nick continues our series reading through the Gospel of Matthew.

Gethsemane was a pivotal moment in the life of Jesus, place where Jesus confronted the overwhelming enormity of what he was face.

What can we learn from Jesus?

Nick continues our series reading through the Gospel of Matthew as we celebrate the Lord’s Supper.

Jesus had a last meal with his disciples but what is the significance of this for us as we follow the King and His Kingdom?

This week Serena looks at Matthew 26:6-13, and unpacks how we represent Jesus in our work, worship and service.