Nigel speaks on how we can stand with one another through the toughest seasons of life.

Sarah looks at how we can be friends with God and friends with one another, and hold both relationships as intercessors.

There are potential hazards in our life together. This week we look at some of the pitfalls of the communal life of the church in Corinth, and what we can learn from their mistakes and disfunctionality.

Jesus sent his disciples out in twos, and he calls us into his mission not just as individuals but as a church, together. We're all invited into this adventure of seeing the kingdom more and more at work in our lives, friends, local areas, and in our wider world.

We are a body, together. We all have gifts to bring, contributions to make, and potential to encourage in those around us. 

We were never called to do this alone. Just as our God is eternal relationship as Trinity, so we're called to be Church, together. Over the next couple of months we're going to be exploring this one word, as we look to be even more like the kind of church that Jesus has called us to be. "I pray for all who will believe in me...that all of them may be one".

Paul brings a message about the coming of Jesus.

Carol concludes our series on the prophet Micah, speaking about the prophesied coming of the King who would rule and heal and restore the world.

Nigel continues our series on the book of Micah, looking at God's promise of exile and rescue.

Sam speaks about Micah, Jesus, and world peace.