Jesus gave us an example of how to pray so that with the right motives and the right words we can unlock the tremendous power and potency in prayer.

Steve Blaber shares a special message about hope at our Christmas Carol Service in Chichester.

Zechariah’s song of praise expressed his joy at the birth of his son, but also revealed his character formed in the 'silent years' when there was no prophetic voice in the nation. How should we respond when it seems that God is silent?

Mary's response after she is told by the angel Gabriel that she will become pregnant with Jesus is not fear, but worship. Mary is an excellent worshipper and we can worship like Mary too when we understand God's amazing grace.

James concludes his letter by describing a local church where prayer is central, and every person is concerned for the wellbeing of others. In a church like this we can expect God to move in power, especially for healing the sick.

Waiting is a fact of life and waiting for an end to life’s struggles is never easy, but the Bible encourages Christians to wait well because it’s worth waiting for.

Having riches may not be good for your health?  The book of James helps us have a right assessment of our situation whether we consider ourselves rich or poor and where true treasure lies.

Our relationships come under particular pressure in the real world. James identifies this and then gives seven steps for mending broken relationships.

We often don’t feel particularly wise, but when properly understood, biblical wisdom is something that is within every Christian’s grasp.

In this preach, Jonathan looks at the power of our words, the battle we face everyday to make sure our words serve God and not sin, and how we can win this battle through the new heart we have in Jesus.