It's one of the most famous stories in the Bible, but the story of the Good Samaritan has lots to challenge us with as we seek God's 'normal' for our lives. Steve shares with us and challenges us to listen to what Jesus has to say.

What we consume with our eyes and our minds shapes who we are and what we become. Jesus has some words of warning for us, and Stephen helps us ask big questions of ourselves as we seek to build our lives on Jesus' ways.

Worry is normal, but should it be? This week, Jackie looks at some words of Jesus that tell us not to worry, but how can we actually do that?

A lot of things that used to seem solid and stable aren't! Covid has exposed how fragile lots of things are, including life itself. What response can we have to that? Jesus' words here are extremely challenging, but will we listen to them?

This week, we hear from Yinka Oyekan, President of the Baptist Union, who challenges us to re-evaluate what we know of church and to lives out the purposes of God afresh today.

The way Jesus spoke about the world was upside down compared to how people thought then, and how we do now. So how can Christians make a difference and stand out by following Him?

We live in a world where 'cancel culture' is on the rise. If we don't like what someone is saying, we make a judgment that they should not be heard. What does Jesus say about how we are to judge?

In the first of a new series, Dave encourage us to embrace new things in order to receive newly from God and press newly into what He has for us. He explores some of Jesus' words about new things, and challenges us to build our new normals not on how the world works, but on what Jesus says to us.

As we look ahead to a new term and lots of things starting or restarting, what are our priorities? Stephen shares something of what matters to us as a church and what we will be focused on.

This year has thrown so many routines out of the window, and that has included the ways we normally rest. Dave explores with us the importance of resting, and how it is that God might encourage us to do it at the moment.