Patrick and Adele, members of Living Rock’s youth group , each share aspects of what the fatherhood of God means to them.

In our latest School of Ministry session Matthew Ling outlines some of the vital characteristics of authentic prophetic ministry and encourages the church to be prophetic.

In this second message in our series, we consider God's credentials as Creator to be the source of all authority in His creation and the only fixed point of reference by which all moral judgements can be made. We also examine the lie which Lucifer first told himself and then sold to Adam and Eve, which has cascaded through every generation since, to our day where we see 'truth' being democratised under the delusion mankind can set its own boundaries.

From the time of the two great ‘Falls' (of Lucifer and of Man), the issues of the universe have concerned ‘Authority’. Yet due to the many abuses, misuses and corruptions of authority and power so frequently seen, it’s a topic many shy away from. In this message we explore the nature of the Authority God established in creation and the patterns of headship and submission seen in the Godhead, and consider how these beautiful concepts can be outworked at home...

Following our journey through the gospel of Mark together, we conclude our time in this action packed account of Jesus's life with some personal reflections from Mary Ullyatt, Richard Pemberton, Jo Wheway, and Simon Rowland. Just like the gospels themselves each of them brings something of their own personal revelation of Christ from the pages of Mark!

Reading through the last four chapters of Mark’s Gospel together, we look again at the incredible work of Jesus Christ. We consider the three contexts (of the Temple, Garden and Cross) that reveal something of how His life, death, burial and resurrection fulfilled all that was required to restore mankind’s relationship with the Father and more besides!

Mary was a woman who knew what it was to give her all to Jesus, to pour out what was most costly to her. We consider today what it means for us to be like her: will we linger long enough to listen to Jesus, to "waste" our lives in worship at His feet, to surrender our lives as a sweet-smelling sacrifice and to see many saved as a result of the overflow of our time in His presence?

In Matthew 13:33 Jesus tells us that the Kingdom of God is like yeast that spreads everywhere. In this message Tim encourages us to know that this ‘yeast' works in every believer and will work in every environment - but will work much better and much quicker in the right environment! As we say ‘yes’ to God and stay properly connected with other believers, we find great fulfilment as the Kingdom extends and expands through us!...

Based on the story of the transformed man in Mark 5, Tim Jones shares personal testimonies and insights that help us understand more of the task and burden of the ‘evangelist’.

Debora Lyon gives the second session from the recent Behold Ladies Day.