Jonathan Kent of Jubilee Church Wirral speaks from 1 Peter 1. He stirs us to see that what we have is different to anything this world could offer, and in fact what we have is what the world needs.

As we continue our series ‘Making Disciples’ Danielle kicks off the third section of our series – OUT! Living as our lives to share Jesus and with others and see the world changed.

Danielle looks at the three questions:

Remembering and responding to what Jesus has done for us is a key part of the Christian life. Keeping Jesus at the centre of all we do is vital, this is why Jesus introduced the principle of breaking bread together.

Dave unpacks the powerful meaning behind this and invites us to responds the Jesus afresh. Take a moment to take communion yourself or with someone else, today – put Jesus at the centre again.

Being a disciple of Jesus means we care about every aspect of our lives, now that our lives belong to God. What is God showing you today about an area of your life you need to start new healthy habits with His help?

You are shaped in your faith by the people God has put you with – what steps are you taking to make sure you are connected and growing in church life?

Rick share from Act 2 continuing our series on making disciples.

How’s your trust in God? Do you believe He is at work even when things look bad? Graham Webb (Jubilee Church Liverpool) share’s powerfully how God was faithful to every single promise He made to Joseph, and God will do the same for you.

As we continue our series on Making Disciples Dave reveals what the Bible really says about you.

Are you a sinner or a saint? The answer to that question changes the next steps of your life. Find out today who you really are.

Vernon continues our series on making disciples. Looking at Psalm 24 we look at how Jesus secured our relationship with God and make us pure so we can freely approach God and find the fullness of life in him.

We are challenged to keep asserting ourselves that we are holy in Christ and therefore can keep coming to God every day; growing closer to him – the outworking of which affects the whole of our lives in powerful ways.

Samuel shares his family’s experience of fleeing from Zambia and how, just like Joseph in the Bible, absolute trust in God to see us through paves the way for us to walk into His purposes.

God speaks! Boom – things start changing. We know that the voice of God is powerful so we need to know His living Word, the Bible, in order to walk closely with God, and know His power working in and through our lives.