In the first of a new series, Matthew give a broad overview of the book of Daniel.

From Genesis to Revelation, the Exodus story echoes throughout all of scripture and all of history.

There is a King, to whom every other king and even death must bow. He rescues his people from slavery, leads us through the waters and into a promised land.

From Genesis to Revelation, the Exodus story echoes throughout all of scripture and all of history.

There is a King, to whom every other king and even death must bow. He rescues his people from slavery, leads us through the waters and into a promised land.

The Exodus defines the people of God - who they are and how they are to live. Yet it is possible to experience Exodus and not live like it. This was the reality of the people of Israel. Moses was the great hero who delivered them from slavery. We have been rescued by Jesus and are to live free, not as slaves.

John Hosier begins our series on Exodus looking at Hebrews 2 and our great escape.

Ben Durbin from the Bridge Community Church, Missouri, reminds us of the power of the simple gospel.

Once in Rome, Paul is held as a prisoner but is free to preach: for two years the gospel is proclaimed at the heart of empire, with all boldness and without hindrance!

Dr Luke’s thirty-year history of Spirit empowered mission is racing towards its conclusion as Paul races towards Rome. In today’s story we see how nothing is going to keep Paul from getting where God wants him: not storm, shipwreck or snake!

Paul finds himself in a pre-trial trial. Following two years of prison, Paul is on trial for declaring Jesus to be alive. Listen to find out how he responds and how the people respond to him.

Nathaniel sets up the court room trial of Paul in Caesarea in order to make his defence. His defence is this – there is Hope in the Resurrection!