"The Same Power" Malcolm Duncan outlines the difficult period his family have been through in the last 18 months, and points us to the only thing which has got him through this season: the power of the risen Lord Jesus – resurrection power. Resurrection means hope here and now&name; resurrection means strength here and now. Pain, sorrow and struggle are part of our story, but they are not the end of the story.

Easter Celebration 2016. Malcolm Duncan celebrating that the One who was dead is now alive and invites us all into a relationship with Him without end. The news that Jesus is alive changes everything - speaks hope into our lives where there was despair, faith and purpose where we were lost and aimless, comfort and joy where we were in sorrow and strength into our hearts when we felt powerless.

"From Death to Life" Anne Calver looking at the amazing opportunity made available through Jesus to each and every human being to pass from death to life, and what this means for….how this could and should impact ….our everyday lives.

The Gospel of Mark (10) "From Triumph to Tragedy" Jude Colhoun looking at Mark’s account of Jesus’ arrival in Jerusalem. After much travelling, here we see the fulfilment of the prophecy given to Zechariah, that the king would ride into Jerusalem on a colt. The crowds honour him by strewing branches and clothes in his path, but do they recognise who he truly is…..or anticipate the turn of tide about to take place?!

"Above All Else!" Dave Criddle looking at the whole area of putting God ‘above all else’. So often we say this is what we are aiming to do, but why is this so important, what can stop us from doing that, and how can we be sure that God really is our top priority?

The Gospel of Mark (10) "Jesus.....sinner?" Dave Criddle teaching from the seventh chapter of the Gospel of Mark where we see the Pharisees once again challenging Jesus’ behaviour, and accusing his disciples of sinfulness in not following the traditions of ceremonial cleansing prior to eating. Jesus draws the distinction between tradition and Scripture, practice and real priority. He suggests that cleanliness of heart should be of greater concern than external cleanliness / ritual.

"Comparison: The Enemy of Contentment" Dave Criddle compares Saul (who allowed comparison with David to destroy him) and Paul (who expresses contentment in the person/journey which is his) to challenge each one of us to be confident in the person God has made each of us to be, and the individual journey we are each on.

The Gospel of Mark (09) "Jesus.....just a man?" Malcolm Duncan continuing to preach from the Gospel of Mark (Chapter 6) where we see Jesus being misunderstood in his home town, as those who know him well turn the Son of God into ‘ just a man’. He challenges each of us not to allow familiarity and indifference to Jesus to invade our hearts and our lives, but to truly acknowledge Him as God’s son and allow him to remain at the centre.

Malcolm Duncan discussing "When you back is up against the wall!" at the evening ’Fresh’ service.

The Gospel of Mark (08) "Jesus: Blasphemer?" Stephen Gaukroger continuing our journey through Mark’s Gospel in Chapter 3. Many people were insulting Jesus, unaware of His true identity. Here we see his family accuse him of madness, and the teachers of the law going one stage further and accusing Him of demon possession. Jesus explains how this cannot be true, and warns both them and us of the dangers of such blasphemy.