PJ Smyth joins us from South Africa and encourages us to be a people of great faith, especially in times of great challenge.

Friendship with Jesus is the foundation for good friendship.

There is a consistent emphasis throughout scripture on justice, how can we respond to this call?

Dan Lawford concludes our series in Philippians, explaining how we should continue with one another in mission.

Following others can have mixed results, but when we imitate the example of other Christians we can be helped to work out how to follow Jesus in our everyday lives.

How can we find any comfort or joy in a time of great loss? In Philippians 3:1-11 we see how it is made possible in the gospel.

Matthew encourages us to imitate the deep and joyful friendships that Paul and the early church had as they joined together to reach the nations with the gospel message.

Do we find being obedient joyful? Or, is it something we resent? Iain Kennedy explains why obedience to Jesus should bring us freedom and joy.

Aaron Lacey delves into one of the great climactic pieces of Scripture where Christ is shown to be the paradigm for Christian living.

Matthew explains why the Apostle Paul's habit of referring to one another is his default position. Rather than trying to get ahead all the time, it leads to a joyful equality.