Martin looks at the villain in the story of Esther. Haman was a man with a position of power and authority, but what characteristics of leadership can we learn from this villain?

Rodney looks at how Mordecai, in his job as a government official, acts and reacts to the situations around him.

The theology of work – 1: Work as God's plan. 2: Your work and God's sovereignty and providence. 3: Redeeming work.

If God was in charge of your sphere of influence what would it look like? Since he is, what will you do to enact that?

As Martin closes our series on the Kingdom of God, he asks, what is it about the Kingdom of God that is so important? We need to look at the life of Jesus as well as his teaching to see what the Kingdom is. In Jesus we see love, compassion and a high priority for relationships.

Jesus told his disciples this parable to show them that they should always pray and not give up. Colin reiterates the importance of persistent prayer for all of us.

The kingdom of God has been revealed. It's an ever-growing, ever-expanding kingdom. It's meant to fill the whole earth.

Being ready, being fruitful, being adventurous: how to live in the Kingdom of God.

Do you dare to dream impossible dreams? As Arron and Helen Moore return to Maseru for another year supporting the church there, Colin encourages us to pray big prayers for God to move in that region, and preaching from Luke 13, where Jesus tells the parable of the mustard seed, Colin urges us to plant our small seeds with faith, believing that God can do amazing things.

How do we solve the problems of society? Are they caused by external factors such as poverty, war, bad company, or is there a bigger underlying problem that leads to these things? When Jesus told the parable of what makes a man unclean, he exposed the human heart as the controlling factor that governs our external actions. So fix the heart and you can fix society, but how can the heart be fixed – listen to find out.