This week we were joined by Kang-San Tan. He spoke to us about Elijah's words to the flip flopping Israelites, a message that tells us to get off the fence and follow Him!

Christ’s victory in His cross and resurrection means we can have confidence that He will bring us through any earthly challenge we will face to be with Him.

Sasha explores the ways in which we can engage better with the Bible, being honest about our thoughts and feelings towards reading it. She draws upon stories from Jeremiah and 2 Timothy to help us dwell in the word and find out how our learning styles can shape better our engagement with the Bible.

God guided the children of Israel with a pillar of fire. This week Josie talked to us about how He continues to guide us through the work of the Holy Spirit.

This week, Josie kicks off a new sermon series on "Keeping the Fire Going", and spoke us to about when Moses was asked to do a difficult task by God. God reassured Moses by telling him His name is 'I AM', and this means that He is always the same, and will lead His people with love, truth and justice.

In this week's sermon, we looked at the inclusivity of God's message. When a dispute arises, the early church took the time and energy to bring everyone on board.

We live in a society where there are lots of areas where people feel marginalised or left out. We know that Jesus died for all people, whatever background they come from. We are not divided by human barriers, but are all equally included in God's love.

Jealousy stands in contrast to God's generous love. The antidote to an envious spirit is a practice of gratitude.

This week, Mark discusses what we can learn from the faith of the Israelites in the Book of Joshua (Chapter 6).