A Door of Hope: Kingdom Cultures, part 4. How much of you are you allowing God to use — the part, or the whole? It is your choice, he never takes that from you. By Bosun Olunloyo.

A Door of Hope: Kingdom Cultures, part 4. In the New Testament, the Greek word translated "hospitality" literally means "love of strangers". By Ruth Newton.

Catch up with the vision of our church and all we hope to achieve over the next five years. By Oli Stevens.

A Door of Hope: Kingdom Cultures, part 3. Resilience through difficult times is the mark of a faith-filled Christian, knowing that suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope. By Martin Cooper.

A Door of Hope: Kingdom Cultures, part 2. God doesn’t need our generosity, as everything we have comes from him. But he us wants to grow and mature in generosity as we increasingly become more Godly in all that we do. By Oli Stevens.

A Door of Hope: Kingdom Cultures, part 1. Forgiveness is not a case of holy amnesia that ignores the past. It is instead the experience of healing that drains the poison from the wound. By Andy Thorpe.

You are not completely in control, but we know a God who is… and he’s good! By Oli Stevens.

Reconciled, part 9. What does it look like when Jesus returns and Heaven comes down to Earth? By Oli Stevens.

Reconciled, part 8. Through the book of Revelation we get these brief windows and insights into the end times. Today we look at the final battle that deals once and for all with evil, sin, sickness, suffering and death. By Oli Stevens.

Reconciled, part 7. We explore the past and future of Babylon, a city that represents the pinnacle of man’s achievement: to rebel, and live apart from God. By Oli Stevens.