Who Do You Think He Is? | Part 4 | In Isaiah 6, the prophet Isaiah shares a vision of God he had. The beginning phrase ldquo;in the year that King Uzziah diedrdquo; has great importance in revealing to us something about our expectations and how God doesnrsquo;t meet them, but exceeds them. He exceeded our expectations when Jesus arrived on Earth hundreds of years later, and He exceeds our expectations for our lives today.

Who Do You Think He Is? | Part 3 | We all have to deal with 'mountains' in our lives. What can Zerubbabel teach us about how we deal with those mountains?

Who Do You Think He Is? | Part 2 | Speaking on Luke 2:1-7 Ben declares Jesus birth an event in history, bewildering, supernatural, into the teeth of opposition with impeccable timing, ushering in a life changing dimension to hitherto commonly accepted attitudes and lifestyles.

Who Do You Think He Is? | Part 1 |

Inside Out | Part 4 | What do you do to make yourself feel better when life is difficult ?nbsp; We live in a culture that tells us there are things we can eat, drink, buy or experience that will change our mood and relieve any emotional pain we are feeling.nbsp; Open a Coke, open happiness ? There are risks for us if we take this message in and use these things as pain relief.nbsp; We will miss what God wants to do in us and through us in our pain and we could be setting out on a path to addiction.

Inside Out | Part 3 | Disappointment can be found all over the bible and it can definitely be found in our lives. It is a real emotion that even Christians feel. Liam will be unpacking Luke 8:22-25 to see how we can cope during disappointment and how we can keep ourselves focused on Jesus while allowing questions like lsquo;where are you God?rsquo; to arise within us.nbsp;

Inside Out | Part 2 | Grief and loss are an inevitable part of life. How do we flourish and find meaning in our suffering?

Inside Out | Part 1 | In the first talk of the Inside Out series, Psychologist Roger Bretherton talks through five biblical practices shown by modern psychology to promote wellbeing. They are gratitude, hope, endurance, forgiveness and compassion. nbsp;Practices such as these have the power to create a positive and life giving community of people.

Ten Talks 25/10/2015 | Part 11 | Talking about how Jesus calls us to forgive, personal experiences and some easy ways to follow through

Ten Talks 25/10/2015 | Part 10 | Forgiveness is central to the Gospel. Therefore, it must also be central to our lives.