To a church that is in the midst of great trial, with people casting them out and shutting them down, what does Jesus say? And what does he say to us through it?

On Remembrance Sunday, Jackie reflects on some of the simple things that cause conflict and division, whether on a global scale or in our individual lives. Our apologies for the audio having some parts with poor quality.

In our exploration of Jesus' 7 letters to 7 churches, we come to Sardis. They had a great reputation, but the reality didn't live up...

Dave deviates from the planned message to share something he believes God wanted to share. What do we do with the broken bits of ours lives?

A church with lots of wonderful qualities, but allowing things that aren't right to have a place they should not have. What does God say to a church like this?

We all have a part to play in God's church. This week, Dave shares some of what that looks like, seeing the shape God intended for the church by looking at the kinds of leaders He gives to us. So what shape will we be, and what part do you have to play?

About 3 years ago, Emily - who grew up at Gold Hill - went for a 6 month discipleship training programme to work with refugees in Greece on the island of Lesbos. 3 years later, she has only just returned to take up a place at university in the UK. It has been an amazing adventure, and she has learned so much. She sat down with Dave Criddle and a couple of microphones to share some of that with us.

What does Jesus say to His churches today? To help us answer that, we are seeing what He said to churches 2,000 years ago. This week, a church that was full of love but had lost a handle on what was true.

As we continue to ask what kind of church God is calling us to be today, Jackie sets the challenge of taking seriously that we are the church 24 hours a day and every day of the year. But what does that really look like?

We welcome Scott Pricket from Quest Life, who explores Jesus' letter to the church in Smyrna and the encouragement to keep going. When suffering comes, where do we look and how do we respond?