As our series on Stepping Out of Lockdown from the book of Joshua finishes, Stephen encourages us to keep on going. He explores a strange encounter Joshua had to ask us some big questions.

It could have been time just to press on, but the people paused to express gratitude. What would an attitude of gratitude look like for us now?

In the middle of all that's going on, what can we stop to deliberately remember? What will our recollections of this time be? Gill explores this with us by looking at some more of the story of Joshua with us.

Joshua and the people had to take a step as God opened up the way. As we look to step out of lockdown well, we also need to move when it's the right time to do so.

As we look at 6 bits of advice for coming out of lockdown, Dave explores a story all about scoping things out so we can step forward well.

Stephen starts off our series looking at 6 practical bits of advice from the Bible about coming out of lockdown. We see how the people coming out of the wilderness and into the Promised Land has much to say to us right now.

As our series on Jonah finishes, Dave shares on the slightly strange ending! Jonah should be overjoyed, but instead he has a sulk. Are we like Jonah?

This week we come to Jonah's great second change, and it results in a massive turnaround in a whole city. He then leads us to consider what our own repentance might need to look like, and guides us in beginning that process.

We are midway through our series on the book of Jonah, and we reach a turning point as Jonah turns back to God. As we look at these verses, we find ourselves with an invitation to do the same.

In the second part of our series on Jonah, Stephen looks at the mighy storm Jonah is caught in. It reframes something of God, and reveals who He is, to those in the story and to us today!