Our final parable of this series shows the generosity of God’s grace. Everyone is invited to the table, however some excuse themselves, refuse the invite and attend to other things, albeit good things! Jesus encourages us to be fully inclusive, offering hope and love to everyone and not be judgemental church bouncers. 

Continuing our series on Jesus’s parables, Katen Barnard looks at the significance of the prodigal son.

Jesus told this parable at the close of the Sermon On The Mount. Those listening had a choice. Would they be hearers AND doers or would they just listen and walk away and not put Jesus’ words into action. What about us? Are we wise or foolish?

Who is my Neighbour? In this parable, Jesus gives a masterclass in prioritising love and kindness above cultural boundaries and selfish gain. He also ties love in action with the importance of knowing what to do to receive eternal life.

Exploring the Parables of Jesus, Beth looks at the Mustard Seed. Seeds only reach their potential when they are ‘in the soil’. Similarly, we have to be planted and rooted in the soil of the one and only, God Almighty. 

In the first of our August series looking at Jesus’ parables, Mark Blackwell retells the parable of the Sower and throws out a challenge or two. 

Continuing our ‘Legends’ series, Dane Baker looks at the role and impact of the Psalmist.

What’s in a name? Listen and find out from Mark Blackwell about the obedience of Elijah as part of our ‘Legends’ series.

Will Parker gives interesting insight on Priscilla & Aquilla as part of our 'Legends' series.

In the final part of our ‘I Am’ series, Mark Mabin uncovers the radical nature of these words when Jesus said ‘I am the gate’. They caused offence to so many then and continue to be challenging and provoking to us today.