It’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking that the strength of a church is found in its services and programs – but if all that stops, what’s left? In fact, the real strength of a church is in our relationships – how we are with ‘one another’.

When Jesus was in the darkest of times, he quoted a song. Why did he quote this song, and how does that help us when we suffer?

Jesus uses the simple but profound picture of a vine and its branches to help us understand the importance of staying 'rooted' in him.  Doing so will help us to overflow with fruitfulness and love for others.

We are looking at Jesus’s parable about the 'Wise and Foolish Virgins’.  It is part of a large section of his teaching on the ‘End Times’ (all of Matthew 24 & 25) and we will be asking the question 'are we ready?’

Many people, including Christians, have an unbalanced view of what God is like. It’s easy to overemphasise certain aspects of his character and end up with a bland, non-threatening and deeply uninspiring idea of God. The reality, by contrast, is breath-taking.

If you’ve ever broken down on a car journey, you’ll know how frustrating it can be. Wouldn’t it be great to know there is someone we can call on when things break-down in our journey of life?

A raging storm is about to swamp a boat full of experienced fishermen. The shipmates are panicking and Jesus is asleep in the stern. What can we learn from this as we face storms in our own lives?

Waiting around always creates challenges and sometimes we don’t respond well to them. What can we learn from a spectacular failure of waiting and how can we be encouraged when we fail ourselves?

Like us, the Israelites are facing social distancing measures to keep them safe from danger. However, God has a plan to draw us close to Him. It starts with putting up a tent.

The 10 Commandments are amongst the most famous rules in the world, but it’s easy to misunderstand what they’re all about. What can we learn from these ancient rules to help us today?