Hugh Richard looks at a sermon, a parable and a miracle to explore concepts of repentance and release. He explains that repentance is more than turning away from sin but also turning towards the good deeds we can do with the help of the Holy Spirit.

Rob Schulz encourages us not to worry about food and clothes, but instead to seek the Kingdom - seeking God and His Love, Peace, and Kindness etc. Jesus also instructs us to be ready to serve Him, and to be mindful of the times in which we live. Worry will cause us harm, Psalm 37:8b 'Do not fret - it leads only to evil'.

Mike Von Fraunhofer teaches from this passage as Jesus talks about hypocrisy, hell the unforgivable sin and the rich fool.

Tim Smith invites us to press deeper into the River of God and reminds us that the River is flowing in and through us.

Roberts Liardon teaches from Acts 18:24-19:41, an account of the revival in Ephesus.

Pete Carter teaches that Jesus is our model for Christianity, encounters with God and supernatural activity should be a normal part of our Christian lives.

Based on Luke chapter 8 and the parable of the sower David Webster explores how presence, practice and perseverance are keys to living a fruitful life in Christ.

Pete Carter encourages us to see that the possibilities of Christianity are limitless, and the discovery of who God is will be an eternal adventure.

Donna King teaches from James 2 reminding us that true faith produces action. The 'rhema' word of God initiates faith which produces action. Faith is the vehicle through which we partner with God to extend the Kingdom.

Dave Carter looks at Romans 6, describing two ways to live - slaves to sin or slaves to righteousness.