Scott Hill takes the next section of our summer series Jesus ____ with Jesus Sees. Jesus is the face of God, who is neither disinterested nor disapproving but who looks on us with compassion, care and love.

Colin continues our short summer series in the Gospel of Mark looking at the seemingly random passage in chapter 6 where we read of John the Baptist's Beheading. Far from random however, it speaks of the inherent challenge posed by the life & ministry of Jesus, challenging those in power and challenging us.

Rebecca continues our summer series on the life & ministry of Jesus in Mark's Gospel. She explored Jesus' sending out of the twelve apostles in chapter 6; how he called them in, gave them his authority and sent them out in full dependence.

This week, Scott Evans kicked off our summer sermon series as we explore how Jesus builds his Kingdom in the high pace Gospel of Mark. First up, we learn about how Jesus heals and what that means for us today.

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Scott Evans wraps up our series, A People of Purpose exploring Acts 16 leading us to be a people of renewal wherever we are placed.

Continuing our People of Purpose series, Rebecca explores what the Biblical narrative tells us about how humans were created in the image of God to partner with Him to create and live creative lives in the world around.

Dilys shares on the concept of moving from being 'Passive to Present' in our A People of Purpose series, looking at Jeremiah 29 and exploring the call to focus on where God has brought us and be awake to what God is doing in us and through us.

As we celebrate Trinity Sunday and Holy Trinity's 196th Birthday, Colin explores our Gospel passage today from John 3:1-17.

The world can often put pressure on us where it feels like we need to reinvent ourselves to stay fresh, and relevant and vibrant. True life however comes from a renewal, a re-birth, which we can only experience by the Holy Spirit.

Taking a break from our "People of Purpose" series, Ruth explores the story of Pentecost in Acts 2, linking it with Moses' experience of the burning bush in Exodus. Our response when we encounter God is simply one of "Holy, Holy, Holy."

Looking at the story of Esther, Scott Hill looked at how we can find a life of purpose by knowing our time, knowing what season we are in.

We can be drawn away from living a life of purpose to pursuing a life of passive comfort that leads to us numbing our purpose. (King Xerxes) Or pursuing a driven performance life that will crush our sense of purpose. (Haman)

Acknowledging that we as humans live in seasons and that God has something to teach us, tell us and heal us in each season can help give us a sense of purpose. For such a time as this. (Esther 4:14)