Today, we look at how those who have given their lives to Jesus will pray and worship in response to God's judgement over the world at the end of time. This can also teach, encourage and shape our prayers as God's people today.

In this talk, Ashley teaches from Acts 4 and explores how we can be bold in sharing the gospel with friends and strangers through the power of the Holy Spirit.

We will be inspired to pray more when we learn to pray more biblically. We do well to emulate Paul by praying that we may know God better and better comprehend all that he has already won for us in Christ.

As we talking about returning home, it is important that we are real with one another. We can do this by CLOTHING ourselves in humility towards one another, CASTING all our anxiety on God.

Serving is in our DNA as Christians, but often we find it very challenging. The good news is that in Ephesians 4, Paul helps us to serve by showing us the starting point, purpose and practicalities of serving.

In the first of this series called ‘Home’, we look at things we ought to remember as we start to meet back together. The apostle Paul encourages us to remember what it was like to be separate from Christ and who we are now as members of God’s household.

John’s Gospel calls us to believe that Jesus is the Son of God. It tells us that by believing, we receive life in the name of Jesus. And it tells us that we are now sent by Jesus into the world just as the Father sent him.

In John 18-19, we read the account of Jesus' last few hours on earth and ask - what is truth? That was the question Pilate asked Jesus before he crucified him. Jesus' answer to that question will change your life and your eternity.

Jesus wants us to seek Him in all that we do. But sometimes we mess up and hurt God or the people that we love. Jesus demonstrates how he offers each of us a second chance and shows us that there is always redemption if we look up from ourselves and instead turn our gaze to Him.

Jesus prayed. If he prayed, then it follows that his followers certainly should too. John 17 provides a glimpse into how Jesus prayed and therefore how his followers should seek to pray.