In this passage, David looks at how James compares genuine, saving faith with the useless, counterfeit faith that some people settle for.

No one is pro-discrimination in our culture, but discrimination can often be more subtle than we realise and even creep into the church. The gospel reminds us instead that God has shown mercy to us and his people must now show mercy to others.

Tim continues our teaching series through the book of James. This week we look at how we need to know the word of God, but we also need to apply it too.

Our Christian faith is not lived in a ‘holy bubble’ but rather works out through all the reality of our daily lives. Here we look at the reality of life’s trials, and how it is possible to know the promise of God’s joy even when life is hard.

Our guest speaker Terry Virgo uses just one verse, Acts 9:31, to demonstrate why God loves to multiply His church.

Terry uses Matthew 14:14-32 as a way of describing what it is to have faith to embrace God's purposes no matter what we are experiencing in life.

Why is the world broken? What is God going to do about it? How could Jesus possibly make a difference in someone’s life in 2019? Thomas looks at these questions and Jesus teaching in Matthew chapter 5 to discover the answers to some of life’s big questions.

In Psalm 67 the writer stops and considers just how much God has blessed him. As well as being overwhelmed by God’s love, he also gets insight into God’s wider purpose to save a lost world.

What are you willing to do to live a blessed life? In this talk, Simpson looks at Psalm 1 to find what it means to live in God's blessing.

Using Psalm 130 as a guide, Simon unpacks what it means to be in need of spiritual rescue and how we can initiate it right now!