We need each other. When we are part of something together, we really invest into it, so who are you investing in, who are you letting invest in you, and what does that even look like?

In the last of our series on the Psalms, Dave explores what a life of worship looks like. How noisy, how reverent and how obedient are our lives?

As we enter a new term, we have sensed God asking us to turn to Him once again very deliberately in prayer. Stephen introduces the verse we will be exploring all term.

As our 'Summer of Love' comes to a close, we think about what it means to love those we find hardest to love. What does Jesus say about it what does it say about us when we do it?

How do we approach God in times of fear and uncertainty in our lives? Steve helps us to explore that through Psalm 55.

As our series on the Sermon on the Mount comes to a close, Lee asks us what kind of house we're building, what it is built on and how the foundations will hold up in times of trial. (The notes mentioned can be downloaded below.)

What does it mean to love those with less and why does it matter? In this passage, we see God's heart not just for those who have little voice for themselves, but for His own people and how they would approach Him.

In our series on the Psalms, Dave explores one written in a time of pain. 'Life is terrible, full stop' is a summary of this prayer in the Bible, but how is that worshipful?

What does Jesus call us to as a way of life? Dave explores this challenging section of the Sermon on the Mount, as Jesus calls followers to embrace the Narrow Way, a path that is not as easy but leads to fullness of life.

At our All In service, Dave explores what it really means to love people. It has to look like something, but it can't just be a mask!