We begin a new teaching series through the book of Jonah. Who was the prophet Jonah? And why did he run away when God told him to go to Nineveh? We consider the consequences of disobeying God’s commands.

The Apostle Paul concludes the letter to the Ephesians by exhorting them to put on the whole armour of God. But why does a Christian who is saved and delivered from death to life need armour? And how is it that a Christian arms themselves with this armour?

The Apostle Paul gives the Ephesians a Christian ethic on human relationships, beginning with the most intimate relationship of all, husbands and wives, and working through to employer/employee relationships. We see what applications we can make in our relationships today in light of this.

The Apostle Paul exhorts the Ephesians to put off the old man, and to put on the new man. But what on earth did he mean by this? How are we to ‘put on the new man?’ We take a step by step journey through this most incredible passage.

God’s will for the body of Christ is that it would grow. But grow how? We look at this passage from Paul’s epistle to the Ephesians to find out.

James Spencer from Compassion UK preaches from Isaiah 58 on the true nature of fasting and the vital connection between our beliefs and our actions.

Continuing in our study of Ephesians we see the Apostle Paul stressing the importance of walking the walk not just talking the talk. Doctrine matters but only insofar as we put it into practice in our lives.

Paul prays for the Ephesian’s that they might be able to comprehend more of the love of Christ for them, which is says surpasses human understanding. What can we know of the breadth, length, height and depth of Christ’s love? How would it change us if we knew it more?

The Apostle Paul reveals the nature, identity and mission of a gospel minister. What is Christian ministry supposed to look like? Is there a blueprint or is it up to each minister to decide how they will carry out the role?

David Smyrell preaches on God’s work of building together His living temple, The Church. Built with living stones and made to measure for His glory.