Everyone loves the idea of being forgiven but being forgiving is not so easy. Jesus won’t let us ask for forgiveness in the Lord’s Prayer without also committing to forgiving others because forgiven people must also forgive people.

Jesus teaches us to pray for our daily bread, but what is our daily bread? Exodus 16 details a miraculous provision of manna to the Israelites by God, and this miracle actually points to Jesus as our ultimate provision. The lessons God was teaching the Israelites in Exodus can be useful to us too in helping us to pray better for our daily bread.

For anyone who is in Christ there is no condemnation for sin, no ifs or buts. We are also set free to live by the Spirit and that is the key to living a fruitful Christian life.

Jesus talks about money a great deal and calls his followers to sacrificial generosity. But why? The foundational reason Jesus cares about our money is because he cares about our hearts. [recorded at Havant site].

The church today is the place where God places his glory, just like the temple of the Old Testament. The people’s desire to provide financially for the temple is a provocation for us to provide in just the same way for God’s church.

When we pray for God’s Kingdom to come we are praying for God’s rule and reign. In this message we look at what God’s Kingdom looks like, the advance of His Kingdom now and the ultimate fulfilment of his Kingdom when Jesus returns.

The Lord’s Prayer contains a plea that God’s name would be treated as holy in our own lives and throughout the world. This message explores the meaning of the word 'hallow’, so we know what it is we are praying for.

People from our Chichester site share testimonies of how God has worked in their lives.

God is closer than we think as our Father. AND God is holier than we think because he is in heaven. What does this mean for how we approach God in prayer?