We start our series on Communities in earnest this week: Hannah invites us to contrast the isolation that's so common in our society today with the openness and commitment to one another that we see in the early Church (see, for example, Acts 2: 42-47).

We're starting a new series next week, seeking to pick out God's plan for how a community of God's people should look. As a taster for this series, this Sunday (an all-age gathering), Kim opens up the series with a look at the story of someone who fell asleep during one of Paul's longer sermons!

Hannah looks at the events of Easter, and the opportunity it offers for a complete new start in life.

Morag opens up the events of Good Friday, and asks, "Was that day a day of mourning or a festival of gladness?"

Drawing on the encounter between Zacchaeus and Jesus, Nathan completes our series on living well by looking at relational health.

Continuing our series on living well, Caleb opens up the topic of physical well-being.

In a new series on Living Well, Hannah kicks off with a look at financial health.

Concluding our "Ordinary-Extraordinary" series, in which we've seen how ordinary people can do extraordinary things when they respond in faith and obedience when God calls, Jules looks at the story of Ananias (the one from Acts 9, not the one from Acts 5!)

Conntinuing our series on how God uses ordinary people to do extraordinary things, Kim opens up the story of Peter. This is a shorter talk from our All-Age gathering.

One in a series on what happens when God speaks to people just like us. Here, Hannah unfolds the story of Mary, the mother of Jesus.