Join SAS man Ed as he frames our new series about God’s concerns for his creation. We are called to praise God through creation - it’s a foretaste of heaven.

Sweet and Sour, traces of grace. If we are in a place of weakness, we aren’t alone. The Bible is full of people whose strings have snapped and who endure through God’s Holy Spirit who brings calm in the tempest. Dave explores what Endurance means.

Sweet and Sour, traces of grace. If we are in a place of weakness, we aren’t alone. The Bible is full of people whose strings have snapped and who endure through God’s Holy Spirit who brings calm in the tempest. Dave explores what Endurance means.

Sweet and Sour, traces of grace. If we are in a place of weakness, we aren’t alone. The Bible is full of people whose strings have snapped and who endure through God’s Holy Spirit who brings calm in the tempest. Dave explores what Endurance means.

As we continue our Transformers series, Ian takes us to the river Jabbok where he challenges us to change our lives, make time and space to wrestle with God, and be transformed.

As we continue our Transformers series, Ian takes us to the river Jabbok where he challenges us to change our lives, make time and space to wrestle with God, and be transformed.

As we continue our Transformers series, Ian takes us to the river Jabbok where he challenges us to change our lives, make time and space to wrestle with God, and be transformed.

Bill talks from his experience as a prison chaplain to expand on the story of Zacchaeus, and draws parallels with Saul who “was breathing out murderous threats” when he met Jesus. Bill encourages us to read Ephesians and to be amazed at how God’s love transforms.

Bill talks from his experience as a prison chaplain to expand on the story of Zacchaeus, and draws parallels with Saul who “was breathing out murderous threats” when he met Jesus. Bill encourages us to read Ephesians and to be amazed at how God’s love transforms.

Bill talks from his experience as a prison chaplain to expand on the story of Zacchaeus, and draws parallels with Saul who “was breathing out murderous threats” when he met Jesus. Bill encourages us to read Ephesians and to be amazed at how God’s love transforms.