At the end of our Rethink mission week, Sharon Dirckx asks this question: "Why bother with God today?" It could seem pointless to engage with faith today, but there are plenty of reasons why it could be a really good idea.

What determines how big the dreams you get to dream are? Dave shares how God has placed so much potential in you, that you don't have to slim down your ambitions, hopes or dreams. So where does that potential come from, and what releases it?

As we begin our Rethink mission week, Sharon Dirckx from OCCA in Oxford speaks with Dave all about the week, evangelism, apologetics and what we can each do to step out with God into our world.

On Remembrance Sunday, Dave reflects on the greatest love and sacrifice the world has ever known, and how there is deep power in 'remembering' things that we did not experience first hand.

As we get serious about prayer, we come to the end of our exploration of this verse from 2 Chronicles, and ask what it means to pray that God would restore and heal. One day all things will be made new, so how does that affect our praying right now?

It is the final in our series on James, and we are jumping a bit to the start of James 5. He has strong words about wealth, and an encouragement to persevere, but both have their root in the same question: where is our security?

In our series on prayer, we take some time to explore the amazing truth that God has actually forgiven us! What does that mean? Why does it matter?

Watch your mouth! The way we speak matters, as our words have power and Jesus cares about what we choose to say and choose not to say. Lee helps us to explore this as we carry on our series on James.

As we continue to work through these words God spoke to His people in the Old Testament, what does it mean for us as New Testament people to remember that God does indeed hear when we speak to Him? How can we continue in prayer even when it feels like God isn't listening?

In our series on James, we come to this really central passage that explores the relationship between what we say we believe and the way we live our lives. What counts? Our faith, or our actions?