Episode 4. Over the next few weeks we will be checking in with some of our church family, and asking what the Lord has taught them during the COVID-19 lockdown period: what habits they've gotten rid of, and what habits they've picked up. This week, it's singer and mum, Nicola McBride

Episode 3. Over the next few weeks we will be checking in with some of our church family, and asking what the Lord has taught them during the COVID-19 lockdown period: what habits they've gotten rid of, and what habits they've picked up. This week, it's the turn of the multi-talented Chaviels – Jenna and Puma.

Episode 2. Over the next few weeks we will be checking in with some of our church family, and asking what the Lord has taught them during the COVID-19 lockdown period: what habits they've gotten rid of, and what habits they've picked up. This week, it's "coffee scientist" Jesse Lampe

Over the next few weeks we will be checking in with some of our church family, and asking what the Lord has taught them during the COVID-19 lockdown period: what habits they've gotten rid of, and what habits they've picked up. This week, it's "international traveller" Nigel Burrows.

Over the last few weeks, we've been challenged by how we love people who are not like us. In this, we're exploring the risks it takes to head outside of what we're used to, but also the fruit that doing this produces.

We're continuing to be challenged by the Book of Acts. Paul was willing to risk his life to fight for the "other side". He, along with Barnabas argued passionately with the religious leaders that it was not necessary that their demands were met for people to enter the Kingdom of God.

What happens when we are willing to cross over to the ​‘other side’? We return to the Book of Acts this week. Following an encounter with an angel, Peter sets out to bring the gospel to the Gentiles – the ​“Others”.

Jesus through the story of the Good Samaritan shows how all can be part of the Kingdom. What does he teach us about loving our neighbour well?

Acts 8 recounts the story of the Ethiopian treasurer. God chased after him as he walked away from Jerusalem, and the Spirit sent Philip to meet him. What did God see in someone who was seen by many as a "lesser" man?

In this season it can be easy to become overwhelmed with what we have around us or are facing on a daily basis, but the kingdom of God is one of "opposites", less is more, lower is higher and simple is significant. In this talk we look at how God wants us to start where we are with what we have, it’s not about what it is now but what it becomes. It’s time to go on a journey with God.