In a brand new series, we look at the little foxes found in Song of Songs 2:15. These animals are a parallel with the kinds of problems that can disturb or destroy your relationship with God and who you are called to be. Apathetic means to have a lack of interest, enthusiasm or concern. This week, Lisa looks at ways we can show apathy: in church, jobs, families or our relationships. What do we need to do to make sure that apathy doesn’t creep in? How do we recognise it?

Being in alignment is not about us all having to be the same - a diverse organisation does not have to be divided. It's not even about agreeing on every little thing either. But it is about having a shared identity, common values and a deep purpose. In part four of the series, Pastor Tina shows us that our strength is in our alignment.

God has put into us everything we need to fulfil what He has called us to do. He has called us and empowered us to "go in the strength we have." What has God given us that could be 'our strength'? Chris explores all this in this week's message.

In Judges 6, the angel comes to Gideon, hiding in a winepress from the Midianites, and declares him to be a "mighty warrior". Gideon's initial response is one of surprise; he looks at his past and present circumstances, and tells the angel that he is the weakest person in Israel! In Part 2 of our 300 series, Pastor Phil looks at where we find our identity; for us to step out for God, it's more about knowing whose we are than who we are.

Pastor Adam kicks off a brand new series on Gideon's 300. When God called Gideon, Gideon's initial response was hardly enthusiastic as his environment was one of fear, doubt and disillusionment. In this message, Pastor Adam asks: what is the environment around you producing in you?

God speaks to Samuel! When Samuel realises that it is God, he is ready to listen. In the final part of this series, Pastor Clare asks: are you attentive, available and active?

God says He will honour those who honour Him. To honour is to show respect, or to esteem, while to dishonour is to treat something as common or ordinary. Through the story of Eli's sons, Hophni and Phinehas, Robert shows that we can treat God with dishonour.

Romans 8:28 is familiar to many Christians, but do we really believe that God can work in ALL things? Pastor Derek unpacks this famous verse.

Samuel is born, and Hannah knows that she has to be true to her promise and give him back to God. Does she react bitterly? No - she sings a song of worship. In this week's message, Pastor Phil looks at how we should look up and sing when we're in our lowest valley. (Apologies for the poor sound quality)

Pastor Clare kicks off this new series by looking at the lead-up to the birth of Samuel. We see how his mother, Hannah, prayed for a miracle as she walked, wept and waited.