Belief in God is declining in many western countries, in part because of the mistaken assumption - stridently proclaimed by the 'new atheists' (Dawkins, Harris et al) - that science and reason have killed God. In spite of the critics' claims, REAL FAITH is not blind and we are always to be 'prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have'.

Communion is a remembrance of Christ's death, an anticipation of Christ's return, and an encounter with Chris's love in the present.

 How can we engage more deeply with the preaching we receive, and become doers, not just hearers, of God’s Word?

 Why do we sing songs in church every week?

 As we finish our series in 2 Corinthians, we look at Paul’s call to spiritual self-examination, in regard to God, ourselves and others. 

We tend to cover up and try to hide our weaknesses, but the gospel points toward a different way of living, in which our weaknesses can be our greatest strength.

Meekness is something we usually associate with being weak, fragile and timid. But the biblical portrait of this virtue is quite different.

The law of sowing and reaping is a biblical principle but often misinterpreted. How does it actually apply to our lives?