If Jesus is alive, do our lives look like it? Paul used some examples to help the Corinthians see how it did, and Dave helps us explore how the incredible hope of the resurrection can flow out through our lives.

When we give something to God, what happens to it? Stephen explores a story from the life of Jesus, and sees how a gift that is given can be multiplied and used in incredible ways by God!

In a day set aside for us as a whole church to celebrate the last year's giving and each reconsider our own approach to giving, Dave explores a part of one of Paul's letters where he gives encouragement and instruction about their giving. What is God asking us to give?

We have new life because of Jesus&name; in Paul's words, we are 'raised with him'. Jackie helps us to consider the implications of that, and the things we need to lay down and pick up as a result.

As we continue to dive into the wonders of the resurrection, Liz shares from this rich passage in which Paul draws the strong link between Jesus' resurrection and our own.

Jesus is alive and we can meet him. Not just through the stories of others, but in real ways with our whole selves in our lives today. Gill helps us to get to that place and meet the risen Jesus.

Easter has been and gone but Jesus is still alive! Dave begins a new series exploring the resurrection based on Paul's words in 1 Corinthians. What does it mean for us that Jesus is alive?

On Easter Sunday, we celebrate that Jesus is alive! Dave helps us think at what that means for us, by looking at a promise God made to His people in the Old Testament. It gives us a certain hope: the sun will always rise!

On good Friday, Dave explores how the crucifixion of Jesus was always God's plan, and why He wove it into the world's foundations because of His great love for us all.

At least three times, visitors to Gold Hill has spoken to us about God wanting to 'release the gold in the hill'. Stephen unpacks this, and explores what it means to truly release and activate gifts so that every last bit of God's potential can be unleashed in all of us.