Jesus tells his people to go and spread the good news of the gospel, but we may not be sure how to do that. There is no better way to live out the Great Commission, than by living out the Great Commandment. Love God. And love people.

For many Christians, sharing our faith is not something we are very excited about. It can feel like worship is the good bit, but mission is the inevitable catch. In fact, enjoyment of God is both the goal and the fuel for our mission.

A morning of testimonies from people in our Chichester site.

A morning of testimonies from people in our Havant site.

A morning of testimonies from people in our Bognor Regis site.

Guest speaker Craig Gale gave us encouragement to consider the strength of our conviction and belief in the transforming power of Jesus and what it means for us as Christians.

Fasting is often neglected by Christians. But it can be a powerful way of encountering God – it is giving up a good gift in order to enjoy the Greatest Gift.

Guest speaker Adam North encourages us that whilst we may feel weak and unable, anxious and afraid; that is exactly how Gideon felt when God called him a valiant warrior and commissioned him to go into battle.

The widow in poverty and the churches in Macedonia serve as models or examples for Christians when it comes to cheerful and generous giving. That said, the greatest act of generosity is not done by any human for God but by God and for humanity.

The resurrection of Jesus is good news- good news because it means that Jesus is our risen King and we are welcome in his Kingdom.