We all experience disappointment in our lives.

In this talk, Rob Scott Cook takes a look at what the Bible says about coping with disappointment.

From supermarket shopping to car insurance, mobile phones to careers, it can be difficult not to compare ourselves to others.

In this talk, Ed Marsh looks at what the Bible says about comparing ourselves to others.

A talk looking at the Christian approach to temptation. During the talk you will:

• Learn why a tin of biscuits was passed around the congregation during the talk,

• Hear the two different ways to live,

• Discover Josh’s ‘Question of the Week’(!),

• - hear from Simon, a member of Highgrove Church, about how being in a prayer triplet has helped encourage him in his faith.

In the first talk of our ‘Keeping it Real’ series, Sam Marsh discusses the seesaw-like nature of faith and doubt.

You will learn:

• why faith can often be like a dimmer switch for a light,

• what Sam’s upcoming summer holiday plans can teach us about trust,

• How Psalm 9 and 10 caused problems for Sam in Scotland!

Having doubts is a normal part of life; in this talk, we examine what the Bible says about how to cope with doubts.

N.B. Due to technical gremlins, the first few minutes of this talk were not videoed.

In this talk, Dave Mitchell gives a Biblical view of healing.

In this talk, Tim Dobson discusses how to listen for God and how to hear from Him.

You will also hear from Laura, who shares some examples from her own life of how she has heard from God.

“Be My Witnesses”

To mark and celebrate Global Partners Sunday at Highgrove this year, we had a ‘four-for-the-price-of-one’ talk!

Ed starts by introducing the importance, relevance and Biblical imperative of being witnesses in the world to the love of God.

The incomparable Jonny Wells then asks Denis and Charmian, our Global Partners based in Peru, about the work they are doing and how they have seen God work.

In this talk, you will:

• Join in with Jonny’s Peruvian Quiz!

• Learn about Denis’ epic trek through the jungle,

• Hear Charmian explain why it is always ‘worth it for the one’.