The Living God, Daniel 6.26-28

God is the ‘living God’, meaning he is dynamic and active in our world and in our lives. We invite him to come and work today.

The Creator God, Psalm 19

Enjoying God’s creation is something that many have rediscovered during lockdown as they have ventured out for daily exercise. The world we see is God’s handiwork and God speaks to us through it. How will we listen to his voice calling us through creation today?

The Loving God, John 4.7-12

God is love in his very nature. This simple yet profound truth about God is foundational both to our understanding of him and of our Christian discipleship.

The Triune God, Ephesians 1.3-14

As the old hymn puts it, we worship ‘God in three persons, blessèd Trinity’. But what does this mean, and how is the Trinitarian nature of God such good news for us and for the world?

Chosen! Ephesians 1.3-14

Paul tells Christian disciples Ephesians God has chosen us ‘before the creation of the world’ to be followers of our Lord. This is God’s sovereign choice. But how does this relate to biblical texts urging all people to put their faith in Jesus? And if God has chosen us, how should we live in response?

The Sovereign God, Psalm 97.1; 99.1-3

God is sovereign: he rules over all. In this time of global pandemic, we come face to face with the reality that we are not in control.

The Lord Reigns, Psalm 96.1; 97.1, 99.1-3

Today we begin a new fourteen part series on the ‘doctrine of God’ in which we explore his nature, his character. As we begin to engage with this topic, may the cry rise in our hearts, ‘The Lord reigns’.

EP 108 | Dedicated And Distracted. Luke 10.38-42

Martha and Mary’s encounter with Jesus reminds us how distracted we can get. Jesus encourages us to ‘sit at his feet’ as learners, and drink in his teaching.

Godly Ambition. Matthew 20.20-28

Selfish ambition is wrong but godly ambition is commended. Jesus challenges us to want to be first in God’s Kingdom. The way we do this is by becoming the servant of all.