It is easy to assume that the famous story of Saul’s conversion was unique. In fact, the majority of what happens to Saul happens to all people who find salvation in Jesus. The saying is trustworthy: Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners.

When persecution scattered the early church, believers carried the gospel to Samaria. We see three principles still relevant: persecution that advances God’s purpose, proclamation by ordinary believers, and the Holy Spirit’s power working through them.

We are all on the way to somewhere, but where are you on the way to? Guest speaker Ben Leney from King’s Gate church in Bognor Regis explores this question.

When persecution scattered the early church, believers carried the gospel to Samaria. We see three principles still relevant: persecution that advances God’s purpose, proclamation by ordinary believers, and the Holy Spirit’s power working through them.

The story of Stephen’s stoning and how does this momentous event in the early church affect our lives today.

As Grace Church in Bognor Regis takes new steps towards becoming an independent church, Joshua 4 teaches us some lessons to remember as we move forward on this new journey.

Stephen, the first martyr died to the glory of God. A man of the Spirit, full of faith and wisdom, declaring Jesus as the righteous one.

This message explores the powerful reality of Jesus’ resurrection. We examine historical evidence for this world-changing event and discover how it offers real hope amidst suffering, sin and death, when we see and encounter Jesus for ourselves.

Luke 24 is the first time that one group of people told another group about the Jesus’ resurrection story. There were two reactions, to dismiss or investigate. The choice is ours.

The Christian story of Jesus dying on a cross for the sins of the world and then God raising him back to life on the third day is being believed more and more. This Easter Sunday, Joe simply tells that story.