Ghosts of Christmas Past | Part 1 | Fran Harrison looks at the offences - small and insignificant, or deep and painful - that we carry, and how they can ruin Christmas and all that the season stands for unless we let them go. She explores a couple of ways we can do that.

Paul Manwaring: Paul has an incredible ministry to mainland Europe and to us in the UK having been on staff at @bethel church in California for a number of years. He shares God's heart with us with a powerful prophetic message on our faith and God's love.

Simon talks about people's five key love languages, and how God shows all five to us all of the time.

Baptisms | Part 0 | Ben Pocock preaching at our Sandhurst Site on Baptism Sunday.nbsp;

Who is my neighbour? | Part 6 | Dan McNab: In our final week in the series, we hear from the Site Pastors of the Kerith sites speaking about how we are called by God to be like the Good Samaritan in the parable told by Jesus. We explore the practicalities of what it is to help those in need. Following a short message, we hear interviews from people in our community in what it looks like to step out in this area of our lives.

Who is my neighbour? | Part 5 | Catrina Benham: In our final week in the series, we hear from the Site Pastors of the Kerith sites speaking about how we are called by God to be like the Good Samaritan in the parable told by Jesus. We explore the practicalities of what it is to help those in need. Following a short message, we hear interviews from people in our community in what it looks like to step out in this area of our lives.

Who is my neighbour? | Part 4 | Ben Oliver: If we're honest, we can identify with every character in the Good Samaritan parable Jesus told. Sadly, the Priest and the Levite in the story totally ignore the man in need. We can do the same, even when we're trying really hard to be kind! Why? And what can be done about it so God can use us more as a blessing to those in need around us?

Who is my neighbour? | Part 3 | Ben Pocock continues our neighbourhood series on the parable of the Prodigal Son by looking at the Pharisee and the Levite who both passed by without helping

Who is my neighbour? | Part 2 | Dan McNab: Kicking off our social justice series by Taking a look at the good Samaritan story, seeing how we fit in the narrative of this story, and why the justice of God is important.

Who is my neighbour? | Part 1 | Simon Benham: Should we feel any responsibility to help the poor and the marginalised in the world? And if so what should our motivation be?