How we live is decisively shaped by what we think the point of life is. In a culture that says there is no ultimate meaning, how can we find something substantial and satisfying enough to build a life on?

At the start of a new year it’s good to look back and see what God has done for us, in both good and bad times over the last 12 months.

Carol Service

After a difficult year, many of us are hoping for a good Christmas. Even with the ongoing global and national problems, with all the worries that brings, there’s a really good reason to be happy this Christmas.

Feelings of guilt and regret of past failures can choke any peace and joy from our hearts. We look 12 things God has done with our sin so that we can walk in freedom and be with Him forever.

As we come to the end of Peter's letter, we hear the heart of his message for anyone who is finding it hard being a Christian. There's both a challenge and comforting reassurance from God.

This morning we welcomed Andy Johnston from our wider Catalyst network of churches to speak to us about what was at the heart of the mission of Jesus and the freedom he gives.

With a growing crisis of leadership evident in the West, now more than ever we need a different, better way of leading.  The Bible’s teaching on church leaders gives us a fundamentally different approach, although it’s not without its own problems and challenges.

Living differently and doing good as a Christian doesn't always seem to come naturally. We can feel more like doing nothing at all or the urge to do the very opposite. What should we do if we find it hard?

‘Why do bad things happen to good people?’ is a common objection to the Christian Faith.  Unexpectedly, rather than avoiding this problem, the Bible actually tells us that it is something that points people towards faith in God.

Some of the things that Christians believe and do seem backwards, strange, and even harmful.  There is real pressure in these areas to try to fit in with everyone else. The irony is that sometimes these differences can also be very appealing.