The last few months have been unprecedented and it can seem like everything has changed. However, our purpose as the people of God remains the same.

In our new series, Find-Love-Follow-Serve, we’ll be looking at what the vision of Highgrove is and how it impacts our every day lives.

We long to help people to FIND Jesus - through mission and evangelism. In this first talk of the series, Sam Marsh asks how we can do that, both as a church and as individuals?

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to huge changes in the way most of us live our lives. Many previously secure jobs now look uncertain, and even a regular food shop can bring its own challenges. Entire industries have been altered and millions of people have been furloughed or face being made unemployed.

• In such an uncertain time, where does faith fit in?

• How relevant is church in a socially distancing world?

Tim Dobson joins us to help us to discover what the Bible says about God's heart for His church, and our place in it.

Jamie Davies continues our Stories for Life series by looking at the parable of The Wedding Banquet.

Deborah Marsh continues our Stories for Life series by looking at the parable of The Pearl of Great Price.

Rob Scott-Cook continues our Stories for Life series by looking at the parable of The Wise and Foolish Builders.

Sam Marsh kicks off our new series, Stories for Life, by looking at the parable of The Prodigal Son.

The closing chapters of Genesis contain moving stories of forgiveness.

We all struggle with forgiveness at some point in our lives, but holding on to anger, resentment and thoughts of revenge only cause suffering. When we do this, we become both the prisoner and the jailer.

How can we forgive, just as God has forgiven us?

What is our purpose and how do we live lives of purpose for God even when things don’t go the way we think they should?

Joseph experienced the powerful truth of Romans 8v28. In 45:5 Joseph recognises "because it was to save lives that God sent me ahead of you” and then in verses 8 ‘So then, it was not you who sent me here, but God’.

It has been said that the true test of our character is what we do when no-one is watching. Jospeh learned to trust God when his treatment was unjust, and had opportunities to serve God in low positions as well as high ones. What does it look like for us to live lives on integrity and trust both in private and in public?

We all suffer disappointments in our life.

Some are small and unimportant. Some are huge. People let us down. Stuff disappoints and fails us.

Even God doesn’t do what we think he’s supposed to do, in the way we think he should do it.

So how should we deal with disappointment?