God's plans for us extend beyond the here and now. Andrew Heard encourages us, especially men and fathers, to take responsibility for leading our families in trusting in God, and to look forward to the promises he has fulfilled in Jesus.

The wise, loving, and gracious God rules over all nations. Andrew Heard speaks on the character of the good and just God in Jeremiah, and the power and wonder of his love for us.

True power is found in weakness, not despite it. Matt Evans takes us through the life of Jeremiah to see the power of having God with us even while we are weak.

The hardest thing to accept in the Christian message is the judgement of God. Matt Evans takes us through Jeremiah 11-17 to help us see the reality, the rightness, and the rescue from judgement.

Do not think you are safe in your religiosity! Andrew Heard speaks on the warning of Jeremiah 7, that God desires our whole life is shaped in response to his generous salvation.

There is true solid hope in a world full of empty hopes. Matt Evans shows us in Jeremiah 2-6 that the only true hope is fleeing false hopes and returning to the Lord of mercy.

Jeremiah is a very ancient book, so how is it relevant to us? Dan Ford takes us through chapter 1, showing how the living God is actively pointing us to Jesus today.

How can we come close to the God who is so 'other'? Beginning from Psalm 139, Dan Ford examines the closeness all have because of God's infinite omnipresence, as well as the more special closeness to be found by those who know Jesus. Do you know this closeness?

God IS - he is unmade, not created, more bigger and 'other' than we can imagine. Andrew Heard speaks on the pride and foolishness of humanity, and yet the love of the God who steps into our world to save us.

If God is sovereign, we need to be able to trust him, as we are entirely at his mercy. Andrew Heard speaks on our trustworthy God whose intention was always to bless the world through the nation of Israel - bringing salvation for all.