Revelation 21:6-8. Trent Callus looks at Jesus as our Alpha and Omega. We are reminded that this is not God's beginning and end, but OUR beginning and end. While Jesus' sacrifice leads us to deep gratitude, His eternal reign over creation and circumstance should produce worship to the only beginning and end we will ever know.

Ephesians 5:25-30. Ps Hilary Williams examines the beautiful image of Jesus as bridegroom. Although family for us can be a picture of failure, Jesus is the perfect and faithful bridegroom. We see His total commitment to, loving care for and promise to take home His church. In addition, we cannot miss this divine model for family and relationships.

Hebrews 2:10-18. Ps Louis Baron looks at Jesus as our champion. We are no longer at the mercy of the enemy's accusations but we are free to share in His victory over sin. Now that Jesus has destroyed the work of the devil, we do not need to fear death because we have a sure anticipation of an eternal heaven with Jesus.

Romans 12:1-2. Ps Hilary Williams continues our Come And Adore series by looking at this famous passage. The apostle Paul challenges us that worship comes from deep gratitude and in light of all God has done for us, and should lead us to a place of living sacrificially, in honour of Christ in all we do.

Dharsh Williams opens our Come And Adore series looking at the history of worship. Methods and practices may come and go, but true worship is timeless and goes beyond our internal reasoning and emotions. Worship encompasses recognising our state before a holy God and coming gratefully and unreservedly to Him.