Steve shares from Luke 5:1-11 look at the calling of Simon Peter, James and John being called to be fishers of men. The disciples were call to leave behing their career and livelihoods to follow Jesus. We are left with the challenge of what do we need to leave behind to follow Christ more.

This Sunday is a special My Life Is Sunday following on from our weeks mission in Newcastle asking people to finish the sentence 'My Life Is...'. The author of James askes us a question about our lives, are we a mist or vapour. In comparison we see in Hewbrews that the life of Christ was indestructible We are therefore left to choose if our life will be a mist or will it be indestructible in Christ.

Pastor Clive continues our series looking at the Gospel. We see the importance of being a true gospel community, doing the work together and not alone. We applogise that the audio ends before the end of the message, our system experienced technical difficulties.

Pastor Clive reviews where we've been in this series as well as pointing in the direction of where we're going in the series too. Todays message looks at the process of Restoration and we see how Christ had to come in order to restore us to Gods eternal plan and purpose.

Alison continues our series on the Spirit and the Gospel. Today we see the process of renewal, focussing on the encounter with Jesus that Nicodemus has in John 3. We see how Nicodemus encountering Jesus resulted in a change in him.

Steve outlines the Process, Price and Power of redemption. We see how we are redeemed and can be part of the lineage of Christ rather than previously being part of the lineage of Adam.

Pastor Clive shares how Jesus came to change the world. We also see that when we encounter Jesus there must be a change in us, encountering Jesus requires a reaction from us.

Today Pastor Clive explains the importance of our mission statement 'Passion for God, Compassion for People'.

Pastor Clive outlines the importantce of why Christians cant remain silent drawing upon real life experiences of Christians that have spoken out to the kingdom of God advance.

Pastor Clive outlines what the Easter story means for us today in the 21st Century. Easter is a time when we remember that Jesus died, he was burried and he rose again.