What was it that changed less-than-ordinary Peter into the incredibly powerful man who was willing to stand up and make a difference?

In this period of continual bad news, a season when we're on our knees, how can we become the people who also stand up and make a huge difference for our neighbours, relatives, community, and the world?

Listen in as Ben Tarbuck tells us what happened to Peter, and exhorts us to stand up too.

Continuing to unpack "New Land Living", Steve looks at how, in 'fighting the good fight', we fight our battles in order to win them and take full possession.

A 'good fight' has a good purpose; a good principle - such as taking possession of all that's ours in Christ.

Listen in as Steve gives us three keys to winning the 'good fight'.

Looking at 'Cousin It', a character from The Adams Family, Dave Belfield asks: "What is your 'it'?"

And what do we need to do when 'it' comes into our lives?

Dave unpacks a phrase found throughout the Bible: "It came to pass". And looking at a miracle Jesus did, he shows us that, even when we feel stuck in our situation with an uncertain future, "it will come to pass".

It's Easter Sunday. So Ben Tarbuck talks about Jesus, why Easter means you can have overwhelming victory, and why nothing in all creation can ever separate you from God's love.

When we're in our scattered places, how can we find peace? What makes life peaceful and tolerable? How can you be an agent of God's peace?

Steve uncovers three key things that bring peace. And you'll discover why "scattering" has always been in God's plan.

What can you do in a storm over which you have no control?

How can you create calm in your home each day?

Dave Belfield starts off the podcast with a short encouraging talk from his home.

Then, Ben Tarbuck brings us some real-life solutions, all based on the miracle Jesus did when his disciples were faced with a life-threatening storm.

The perfect combination to help you in your own storm.

It's Mother's Day on the first of our 'Scattered Sundays' during the time of national social separation.

So, using video streaming and the power of the internet, Rachel Calland brought us a great talk about "The Other Mother" and asked, "What does the spirit of motherhood look like?"

Rachel explored her own experiences as a mother, with practical advice and ways to love and honour one another as a choice - and in times of uncertainty to bring hope. 

What does good news look like for you this week?

Why can't we live in the new space in the same way that we did in the old one?

Because new-land-living demands a higher response.

Stuff happens in our lives because of our response. But what exactly should that response be? How can we respond well?

Dave takes a revealing look into the Israelites' response at Jericho, and shows us how praising God can dramatically change our environment.

What happens when the supply of manna stops? When the provision that you rely on ceases? When your routines change?

Stephen looks at the experiences and attitudes of the Israelites in the wilderness - and how we can apply these practically to our own circumstances; how we can prepare for and live well in the new land.

God's given us promises. And often they involve process - going through stuff, dealing with things. Process helps us to grow.

Chevon helps us see how engaging with process helps us unlock the promises, and how to analyse and bridge the gap between where we are and where we want to be.