Joel Virgo looks at the person and work of the Holy Spirit - our ongoing and daily experience of Jesus in our lives.

Romans 8:3-4

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Glen Scrivener teaches us that our view of history can take on 3 shapes: a circle, a frown or a smile.

Phil 2:5-11

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Joel Virgo looks at the ascension of Jesus. This often bypassed belief is key to how we understand the story that the Bible tells of the person and work of Jesus.

Psalm 24

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Joel Virgo looks at the importance of the Resurrection - there simply isn’t a Christianity without Resurrection. Death and life are caught up in an eternal tussle, but the Resurrection gives a final closure to this and announces the victory of Christ. This changes everything. If Jesus is raised then He is Lord. Everything He said about Himself gets vindicated.

1 Corinthians 15:1-11

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Joel Virgo looks at what Jesus did when He descended to the dead. The Bible’s teaching about the nature of death is a little bit complicated and needs some consideration.

Isaiah 25:7-9

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Michael Ramsden exploring the physical death and resurrection of Jesus. In a world where we’re searching for identity, the incredible thing that Jesus does is that He comes to us and offers us a new identity in Him. The ultimate thing that defines us is who we are in relationship to Him.

1 John 1:1

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Joel Virgo explores the belief that Jesus was born of the Virgin Mary.

Luke 1:26-38

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Joel Virgo explores the attractive and yet, difficult, idea that there is a Creator of everything. If there is a Creator, then we are not at the centre of the Universe. We’re not even the centre of our lives. We can’t construct our lives around our own personal attempts to make the world fit around us. It’s not about us, it’s about Him. This can cause us to struggle.

Hebrews 11:1-3

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Matt Carvel kicks off our Creed series looking at the first line of the Creed, ‘I believe in God, the Father Almighty.’ If God comes into our lives without our starting point being as a Father, He can be impressive, powerful and very scary.

Ephesians 3:14-15

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02 Sep 2018

Andy Mcollough