Dave Carter looks at common themes in the early lives of Jesus and Moses, and God rewarding what is done in secret.

Mark Hendley takes us through an examination of one of the true markers of the Christian faith and kingdom life - how we love. 1 John 4, Genesis 22:2, Leviticus 16 and Matthew 10:24-25.

David Webster teaches from John who writes to churches troubled by false prophets and antichrists. He wants to reassure them that their faith is based on first hand apostolic authority and rooted in the Father's love and truth. On this firm foundation they have nothing to fear, and can joyfully come out as Christians.

Pete Carter uses the example of the River Thames to show the importance of ensuring that the river of the Spirit flowing through us remains pure so that abundance of life will be created.

Pete Carter teaches that authority releases resources. If we want to see more of the Kingdom of Heaven expressed through our lives we need to understand about Heaven's authority.

Pete Carter looks at why our prayers might not get answered.

Mark Hendley teaches that on our worst days God wants to break the predictable, turn our theological expectations on their head and meet us in the most spectacular ways.

Pete Carter shows how Exodus 18 reveals a new structure to lead and direct a free people. God gives gifts to us all, and we each have a divine destiny.

David Webster teaches from John who writes to churches troubled by false prophets and antichrists. He wants them to be certain of the Father's love, and the anointing of the Holy Spirit, who is their pre-eminent teacher. We learn how to encounter more of the Father's love and be guided in all things by the Holy Spirit.

David Webster teaches from 1 John 1:1-2:14. As the world drifts further from God the Spirit is calling us to be bolder and more distinctive in our Christianity. We can know and love him and others more and be confident in proclaiming our faith.