In this talk, Neville Jones looks at some of the things that can hold us back spiritually but Christ sets us free to worship and serve Him.

In the fourth talk in the Otherside teaching series, Tobi Ford-Westerm takes us through Exodus 4, where Moses gives a number of reasons not to obey the call of God.

We look at...

"Who am I?"

"They won't believe me"

"I'm not eloquent"

"Please send someone else"

And what they mean in the context of the battle of the mind.

In the third talk in the Otherside teaching series, Tobi Ford-Westerm takes us through Exodus 3, where we see the call of Moses. In it, we see what the Burning Bush symbolised, what “I am who I am” signified, and considered ‘The Angel of the Lord’ personified. Along the way, we see not only how God responds to prayer, but are given fascinating insight into how he receives it.

In the second talk in the Otherside teaching series, Matt Carvel looks at God's pattern of working in our lives that involves preservation, humiliation, and exaltation, leading us closer to Him.

In the first talk in the Otherside teaching series, Neville looks at how God has rescued us through Jesus' life, death, and resurrection, setting us free to worship and glorify Him, which is our true meaning and purpose. Despite tough circumstances, God is at work in ways we may not understand, and He is closer to us than we think.

The Good News about Life and Death // 3 Our Death - Matt Carvel // 1 Corinthians 15:20-26 by We Are Emmanuel

The Good News about Life and Death // 4 Our Resurrection - Matt Carvel // 1 Corinthians 15:50-58 by We Are Emmanuel

Neville Jones continues our Easter series, the Good News about Life and Death by looking at the significance of the resurrection for the believer.

This week George Benson began our Easter series, the Good News about Life and Death by looking at how the cross shows us the seriousness of sin and the wonder of the love of God.

In the final talk in The World Turned Upside Down series, Stephen Dawson looks at the generosity amongst the early church. As a generous community, we can be channels of blessings to others.