How should we deal with conflict? Tim warns us against using the bible as a rule book, and tells us a better way. (Ezekiel 33:7-11, Matt 18:15-20)

God came to live with us, within us, and through us. And with this God is able to bring us all together. (Luke 2:1-4, Acts 2:1-4, Ephesians 2:22)

Jesus tells us to love God with all of our heart and mind, and we must be careful not to choose one without the other. (Deut: 6:1-8, Matt 22:33-40)

When it comes to the sower, the seed, the ground, Steph explains that as Christians we all have a role to play. (Matthew 13:1-9, 18-23)

Well, not a party but something far greater. Jesus invites us all to come and join Him in the Kingdom of God. None are excluded, and all are welcome. (Genesis: 24:34-38, Matt 11:16-30)

Tim teaches us that Jesus calls us to make him our first priority and not to fear those who stand against us. (Matthew 10 24-39)

Build your life upon the words of Jesus, our Rock. (Matt 7:24-27)

The day of Pentecost marks the end of Easter, but also for the way forward. (Acts 2:1-21)

As Paul taught the Greeks who worshiped the unknown God, Tim reminds us that no man made object has the power to judge and save us. (Acts 17: 22-31)

Tim talks about Christianity being a faith rather than a religion and about the absolute truth that is Jesus as opposed to the relative truth that the world proposes. (John 14:1-14, Acts 7:56-60)