In this episode James Silley and Steve Cox discuss work, calling and vocation plus James and Tim Windsor Brown catch up about the new Eltham site venue.

Whether you're the CEO of a major international corporation, a supermarket assistant, student or full-time mum or dad, each of us carry a God-given influence.

Across our lives, we'll meet and engage with thousands of different people; each of whom we can have an effect and impact.

Jon reminds us that we’re called to be Kingdom bringers, not bringing us as individuals. In this talk, he looks at practical ways in which we can positively influence culture in our Whatever We Do.

This talk, from Sunday 12th March 2017, is from our Sidcup Venue's morning meeting, and is part of our Whatever You Do series. You can find daily devotional content to accompany the series at https://whateveryoudo.blog/

Whether you're the CEO of a major international corporation, a supermarket assistant, student or full-time mum or dad, each of us carry a God-given influence.

Across our lives, we'll meet and engage with thousands of different people; each of whom we can have an effect and impact.

In this talk, Tim looks at how all of us have influences speaking into our lives. For the Christian, the task we’re called to is to allow Jesus’ voice to influence us and then bring life to the world around us.

This talk, from Sunday 12th March 2017, is from our Eltham Venue, and is part of our Whatever You Do series. You can find daily devotional content to accompany the series at https://whateveryoudo.blog/

Whether you're the CEO of a major international corporation, a supermarket assistant, student or full-time mum or dad, each of us carry a God-given influence.

Across our lives, we'll meet and engage with thousands of different people; each of whom we can have an effect and impact.

In this talk, Greg looks at the story of Daniel's time in Babylon to give us a biblical example of how we can use our influence well.

This talk, from Sunday 12th March 2017, is from our Sidcup Venue's morning meeting, and is part of our Whatever You Do series. You can find daily devotional content to accompany the series at https://whateveryoudo.blog/

There are 168 hours in a week, it's reckoned that the average person spends about 50 of those sleeping, and for a Christian, 5 of them might be in a direct 'church' related meeting.

That leaves the majority of our week being at work, home, school, or with family.

God cares about every part of our lives.

Whatever you do, shine.

This talk, from Sunday 5th March 2017, is Part of our Whatever You Do series. You can find daily devotional content to accompany the series at https://whateveryoudo.blog/

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It's reckoned that an adult makes over 35 000 decisions every single day. Each one of these has consequences: wearing a coat, eating pizza or pasta, or those that reach into eternity.

What's your decision?

In this final chapter of 2 Timothy, Paul charges Timothy 'in the presence of God and of Christ Jesus, who is to judge the living and the dead.' Jesus is coming again; how do your decisions reflect this?

This talk, from Sunday 26th February 2016, concludes our 2 Timothy series.

We constantly have voices speaking into our lives - advertising is everywhere, social media, the news, friends and family all influence and persuade us.

And the most dangerous place you can be in is thinking that it's not going to affect you.

What voice are you listening to?

In this sermon on 2 Timothy 3, Jon challenges us to make sure that the voice we primarily listen to is the Word of God.

This talk, from Sunday 19th February 2017, is part of our 2 Timothy series.

After instructing Timothy to guard the deposit in Chapter 1, Paul now instructs him to be able to pass it on.

Paul pulls no punches in Chapter 2 of his letter to Timothy; he openly recognises that the reality of being a Christian is one marked with sharing in suffering.

But Paul gives Timothy, and us, help as to how we can keep on going in the faith. He shares three pictures of how the Christian ought to be dedicated like a soldier, trained like an athlete and hard-working like a farmer.

This talk, from Sunday 12th February 2017, is part of our 2 Timothy series.

Do you know that God has invested heavily into you? He's placed the Gospel, the Holy Spirit and values that it is our responsibility to guard, keep, nurture and even hand over.

Dave kicks off our series in 2 Timothy by looking at Chapter 1 and how Paul encourages us to guard the deposit that's inside of us. Whatever God has put inside of you; keep it alive.

This talk, from Sunday 5th February 2017, is part of our 2 Timothy series.