Listen as Neil teaches on the life of Josiah.  He was the greatest king of Isreal, and also a complete failure.

We hear how God sees through outward shows of obedience straight to our hearts.

The passage is read by Paul Barnes, and then Simon Dowland unlocks the mysteries of Jesus' words. Even the most senior religious leaders of the day struggled to understand the message, one full of love and hope, and references to Old Testament writings and prophecies.

John 3:16 "For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life."

This message looks at one very bad king of Judah (Amon) and one very good king (Josiah). From these two kings we see that God’s plans cannot be obstructed and God’s word must not be overlooked. In fact it is vital we read it and have a responsive heart towards what it says.

What does it mean for Jesus to clear out the sin in our hearts?  What does it mean to rise up in his resurrection power?  What does it mean to draw near to him?  Listen to the podcast as Neil teaches from John 2 about how Jesus can clear out the sin in our hearts, know his resurrection power and draw us to himself.

Mannaseh was the most evil king to ever rule over Judah.  He did many unspeakable acts of evil and refused to follow the God of Israel.  He was the king of sin in his day and the people of Judah did not follow the ways of the LORD their God.  However, God did not give up on His people.  He sent prophet after prophet to get them and the king to repent and follow Him. What was the kings response?  He killed them all.  What was God to do about this?  Will the God of Israel save such a wicked king?  It is the LORD who changes hearts for He is a God of grace.  Listen to the podcast as pastor Neil Todman teaches from 2 Kings and 2 Chronicles about God's judgement, love and grace.

When Jesus turned water into wine he wasn't putting on a show or proving he could do clever tricks, he was doing something far more important - revealing his glory.  Listen as Simon shows what this means for our view of Jesus and how we should respond.

Why do people in the New Testament call Jesus the Son of David?  Why does David's name appear so often in the Christmas story?  Simon traces the theme of kingship through the Bible showing how Jesus is the true King whose rule shows us God's heart.

God's Word shows us that real followers of Jesus listen to Jesus, want others to follow him, and have their lives transformed by him.  Listen to the podcast as pastor Neil Todman explains about how we can listen to Jesus, what it looks like for a follower of Jesus to want others to follow him and how a Christian life is transformed by Jesus.

In 2 Kings 20, Hezekiah, king of Judah received bad news from God on two different occasions and he responded in two different ways.  How should we respond to bad news when circumstances don't seem to go our way?  Listen to the podcast as Sam Pibworth answers this question and teaches us from 2 Kings 20 by pointing us to the greatest King of all, Jesus, who lived a perfect life as he responded to every circumstance perfectly.

Listen to the podcast as pastor Neil teaches us from God's Word, pointing us to the Lord Jesus Christ.