In amongst stories and testimonies shared, Dave shares with us the idea that our lives are themselves stories and testimonies that show the work of God in our lives. We all have a story, and our lives tell a story every day, but what kind of story do we want it to be?

As part of our 'month of blessing' we are focusing in on what it means to be a transformed person. Are we willing to take a look at our posture as a disciple and to allow it to be shifted and changed by God's transforming power?

Nicodemus thought that his understanding as a learned man was enough, but Jesus calls him to consider an even greater concept - is he willing to receive a completely new life from God?

Are we ashamed of the gospel? It's a bold question. What do we say with our lives, and are we sold out believing in the power of the good news of Jesus? If the gospel truly does have the power of God in it, how can we let that inspire in us urgency, expectation and boldness?

When have you tried to reinvent yourself, and how did it go? The Jesus who Christians believe in and know transforms whole lives, and gives us the opportunity for a new life! That is a message worth hearing and worth exploring for yourself...

What happens when you come and follow Jesus? For Philip, it meant immediately going and introducing his friend to Jesus. And over all the objections, the simple challenge was this: come and see Jesus for Himself! When we do, we find He knows us and has the power to transform us. Who will we invite to come and see Jesus?

We sing asking God to break our hearts, but what does break His heart, and are we really willing for Him to affect us so deeply and strongly? Jackie helps us to explore that, and to really press in to having our hearts changed by Him.

At our All In Service, we celebrate fathers, and the ultimate Father we have in God!

After all of the promises of God having been fulfilled to Abraham, he is given a huge challenge. Is he willing to give it all up even though God has said it will be how His purposes will come about? At the end of the story, the only thing that Abraham cares about is that God has provided. God has provided for us as He gives us His Son too.

On 10th June, our evening service was taken by a team from Clarion International and the ministry of Stephen Gaukroger. It celebrated all that God has done in the last 10 years through Clarion, and gave an opportunity to give thanks, as well as pray into what God is going to do next.