Robbie found that Micah felt bold to speak truth to power because of his trust in God. Do we share his confidence? Do we speak out?

Enid launches our new series on the prophet Micah (with a side-order of Amos in a few weeks' time) with a look at the background of the Divided Kingdom and the spiritual and socials evils that the prophet is calling out.

Kate reflects upon King Charles' description of the Queen's life of service as "a life well-lived". How do we serve God, each other and our neighbour?  

Kate explored the so-called "Greatest Commandment" from Luke 10:26-28, and finds echoes of this throughout the Bible.

Pauline shared a challenge that she heard years ago which has stuck with her ever since - what would happen if we "tithed" our time? After the talk there were some useful interactions from the congregation; we've tried to boost the sound but some sections may be hard to hear.

In our Summer series Liz shared the powerful story of Daniel's friends, the golden statue and the fiery furnace. 

On Dan's last Sunday in the church he launched our Summer series, sharing what he has learned from these two passages:

How can we "Rejoice in the Lord always"? Can we follow Paul's instruction to "in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God." Enid finds help in Philippians 4:1-8, which is both highly spiritual and very grounded.

Paul is furious with the "circumcision party" - those who wanted non-Jewish Christian converts to follow Jewish law. What add-ons to the Gospel do we throw into people's path that hinder their journey to faith?

Is all we know about Epaphroditus that he's the guy that was ill? Listen to Robbie's talk for another way to see him.